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  • City minister pledges ‘competitive tax rates’ for UK financial services sector ahead of Budget

    September 20, 2021

    John Glen has promised that the UK’s financial services sector will benefit from “competitive tax rates,” ahead of the next Budget on 27 October, according to reports. “To be competitive, we have to have competitive tax rates and that’s what’s on the chancellor’s mind at the moment,” the City minister told the Financial Times, which first reported the [...]

  • City should brace itself for €900bn Brexit hit if Brussels plays clearing politics

    September 17, 2021

    The City and several financial services groups in Brussels are lobbying for an extension to clearing house access beyond June of next year. Yesterday, a trio of major lobby groups for Europe’s finserv sector called on Brussels to extend the EU’s access to London clearing houses amid warnings of financial instability. The groups wrote to [...]

  • Tax-free savings accounts set to lose thousands as inflation keeps climbing

    September 17, 2021

    The rise in inflation means cash ISAs are set to lose thousands in real terms over the next five years. The average interest rate on a cash ISA rate is currently 0.31 per cent, per the Bank of England on 31 July, while the rate of inflation is now 3.2 per cent. At these rates, [...]

  • Brexit: EU finserv groups call for extension to City clearing house access

    September 16, 2021

    A trio of major lobby groups for Europe’s financial services sector have called on Brussels to extend the EU’s access to London clearing houses amid warnings of financial instability. The groups wrote to the European Commission today, warning “there is a significant risk of market disruption for EU clearing members and their clients” if the [...]

  • Credit Suisse may bow out of leading Olam’s food London listing

    September 13, 2021

    Credit Suisse may reportedly bow out of leading Olam’s food ingredients listing in London, after turning down a loan request. The beleaguered Swiss bank chose not to take part in loan facilities Olam raised in August, Bloomberg first reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Credit Suisse was joined by Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase & [...]

  • Bank of England warns banks over poor regulatory reporting

    September 11, 2021

    Some banks and building societies are not providing enough reliable information for regulators to properly identify threats to the financial system, the Bank of England (BoE) wrote in a letter to CEOs published yesterday. Financial firms are required to report data on areas including assets, capital and operations to the BoE who use the information [...]

  • Shortage of credit for SMEs preventing UK from ‘levelling up’

    September 8, 2021

    A critical shortage of lending to Britain’s small businesses is preventing the UK from “levelling up”, according to a report published by a group of cross-party MPs today. The All-Party Parliamentary Group has warned that a lack of trust between banks and businesses has choked the supply of credit to SMEs in the UK. Theodora [...]

  • European banks nowhere near ready for ECB climate stress test

    September 8, 2021

    European banks are nowhere near ready for the looming European Central Bank climate stress test, according to new figures. A survey of 20 major European banks shows there is universal agreement among lenders that they are not prepared for the ECB’s climate stress test. The ECB has voiced its concern over European banks’ lack of [...]

  • Deutsche Bank regains ability to sponsor Hong Kong IPOs with new hires

    September 2, 2021

    Deutsche Bank AG has won back its ability to sponsor IPOs in Hong Kong after it temporarily lost the right in June when two employees left without replacements lined up, according to Bloomberg who first reported the news. The German bank hired three new senior staff and added Derek Chung, Ian Long and Albert Chang [...]

  • Bucking the trend: Revolut sets no vaccination requirement for US staff

    September 1, 2021

    Bucking the Wall Street trend, Revolut will not require its US staff to be vaccinated in order to get into the office. The US boss of the tech darling told Financial News Revolut had chosen not to make vaccination against Covid-19 a requirement of returning to work in its offices in New York, San Francisco [...]

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