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  • Lazy Brits are refusing to switch bank accounts. And I would know

    October 7, 2025

    Despite knowing the benefits of switching, too many Brits refuse to switch bank accounts. And I'm part of the problem, writes Samuel Norman.

  • ‘Disappointment’ and muted activity: Dealmakers sour on UK market

    October 7, 2025

    UK dealmakers’ faith in the economy has slumped to its lowest in nine years with executives blaming a string of policy blunders and a sluggish deal environment for weighing on market activity. Over half of Britain’s private equity and corporate finance bosses feel negative about the next 18-24 months, according to a fresh poll of [...]

  • The great Tory comeback? The public’s gonna need a lot of convincing

    October 7, 2025

    A sceptical British public is not willing to listen to Tory promises of credibility after 14 years of government, writes Matthew Lesh.

  • Want to see the City thriving again? Consider becoming a mentor

    October 7, 2025

    A dial-a-business-expert service could save struggling SMEs that just need a bit of advice. But we need more mentors to make it.

  • Unlock pension funds to power up UK infrastructure

    October 7, 2025

    Unlocking capital from pension funds could power up our infrastructure while also providing better returns for customers, writes Mike Eakins.

  • China spy row reveals a divided Whitehall

    October 7, 2025

    The UK’s relationship with China has swung through various degrees of warmth in recent years, but there have been some recurring themes. When David Cameron and George Osborne hailed the “golden era” of UK-China relations more than a decade ago, critics accused the pair of naivety and even recklessness. Nick Timothy, who would go on [...]

  • On this day: Fox News hits our screens

    October 7, 2025

    On this day in 1996, Rupert Murdoch launched Fox News Channel and changed the American news landscape, writes Eliot Wilson.

  • Asda credit card firm Jaja Finance warns of ‘material uncertainty’ over going concern status

    October 7, 2025

    The firm behind the Asda credit card has warned of “material uncertainty” over its ability to continue as a going concern after reporting widening losses, City PM can reveal. Jaja Finance, a fintech co-owned by billionaire Mohsin Issa and private equity firm TDR Capital, said it had “substantially advanced” but not yet completed a new [...]

  • Autumn Budget: Why are banks in Rachel Reeves’ tax crosshairs?

    October 7, 2025

    The “pass the parcel” of Budget speculation has fallen back into the lap of the banking industry with the nation’s top lenders finding themselves as a potential subject of a November cash grab. Fresh reports have indicated Rachel Reeves is actively considering a raid on Britain’s banking giants – even as she continues to make [...]

  • Brits’ retirement hopes wane as financial pressures grow 

    October 7, 2025

    Brits’ retirement dreams are moving further out of reach, as mounting  financial pressures leave more people expecting to work for longer in order to live comfortably in their later years. According to the latest survey from pensions provider Standard Life, most UK adults predict they will now be working until they are 67, rising from 66 [...]

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