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  • Poverty looms for 15m Brits: Cost of living crisis grows as more and more people cannot keep up with household bills

    January 23, 2022

    Millions of Brits are finding it harder to keep up with bills and credit commitments, as that number has doubled since the start of the pandemic to almost one in three, research by a debt charity warned this weekend. Nearly one in three British adults – 30 per cent or 15 million people – say [...]

  • Forbes 30 under 30 data shows London is the best city in the world to be a young entrepreneur

    January 23, 2022

    Using the Forbes 30 Under 30 lists from Europe, North America, Russia, Asia and Africa, London has been named as the best city in the world to be a young entrepreneur. Despite North America being by far the most popular in providing Forbes Under 30 candidates, London is the most popular city for young entrepreneurs [...]

  • Brexit: Finland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Greece are exploiting Brexit as UK exporters are being ‘replaced’

    January 23, 2022

    Smaller EU countries are benefitting from Britain’s departure from the European Union. This is largely because they fill up the Brexit exporters’ spots. In fact, this situation could reduce the UK’s exports to the EU by -7.73 per cent by 2025, according to new analysis shared with City PM this week. The top three countries [...]

  • Brexit onslaught: A third of all British business owners is not sure their company will still exist in a year’s time

    January 23, 2022

    Nearly one in three fear their company will close before the end of this year, primarily as the long-term effects of Brexit start to bite, according to alarming data shared with City PM this week. A slightly bigger number, 37 per cent, don’t think their business will survive until the end of 2027, as more [...]

  • The unstoppable rise of the challenger bank: Canary Wharf’s retail giants have reasons to be worried

    January 22, 2022

    If traditional retail banks have paid any attention to the latest data from the City watchdog, they have reasons to be worried, because challenger banks are increasingly taking over traditional banking services from established financial institutions. In fact, nearly 10 per cent of all accounts are now held with a so-called digital “challenger” bank. A [...]

  • Brits’ optimism shrinks on soaring inflation and looming tax hikes

    January 21, 2022

    An inflation spike, the re-emergence of Covid-19 restrictions and looming tax hikes have combined to dampen Brits’ confidence in the year ahead, reveals a closely watched survey released today. The erosion of household budgets by inflation climbing to a near three decade high has led to concerns about a deterioration in personal finances to sweep [...]

  • London markets post mixed day as miners and oil giants tumble

    January 20, 2022

    London markets were a mixed bag yesterday as tumbling energy stocks held down the City’s top index. The capital’s premier FTSE 100 index inched down 0.06 per cent to close at 7,585.01 points, while the domestically-focused FTSE 250, which is more aligned to the health of the UK economy, jumped 0.26 per cent to finish [...]

  • Reeves: UK has had a ‘lost decade’ of economic growth under Conservatives

    January 20, 2022

    The UK has had a “lost decade” of economic growth under the Conservatives and the country is heading for another decade of “anaemic growth”, Rachel Reeves has said. Labour’s shadow chancellor used a set-piece speech in Bury today to once again position Labour as an unapologetically pro-business party under Sir Keir Starmer and herself, saying [...]

  • Brits to shoulder worst cost of living squeeze since 1991

    January 20, 2022

    Brits are set to shoulder the worst cost of living squeeze since the early 1990s, ignited by swelling energy bills and food prices compounding to spike household budgets. This week’s higher than expected inflation reading bounced one the world’s top investment bank’s cost of living forecasts. Wall Street titan Goldman Sachs lifted its expectations for [...]

  • Exclusive: ‘Keep a cool head in hairy markets but avoid being an ostrich’, says City grandee and fund chief Andrew Bell

    January 20, 2022

    Witan Investment Trust is a well-know name in the City’s investment space. It can trace its history back to 1909 when it was set up to manage the investment affairs of Sir Alexander Henderson, who later became the first Lord Faringdon. Today it holds over £2.2bn on behalf of more than 28,000 shareholders, using a [...]

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