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  • Liz Truss promises post-Brexit bonfire of EU rules that hinder UK growth

    July 22, 2022

    Tory leadership candidate Liz Truss has vowed to seize the opportunities posed by Brexit by scrapping EU regulations that hinder the UK’s growth. The Conservative MP said that if she becomes prime minister, she will scrap any EU rules that hinder investment or fail to support growth in the UK economy by 2023. If Truss [...]

  • Stamp seller Stanley Gibbons sets out plans to delist from AIM

    July 22, 2022

    Collectable stamp seller Stanley Gibbons today put forward plans to pull itself off of London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM), as it announced the resignation of its CEO. The London stamp dealer said it will allow shareholders to vote on plans to delist Stanley Gibbons from the AIM stock exchange, at an extraordinary general meeting on [...]

  • Jubilee weekend boom fails to lift June’s retail sector

    July 22, 2022

    An uptick in sales of food during the Jubilee weekend was offset by slower sales across the rest of the retail sector to see June retail volumes drop 0.1 per cent compared to previous month. The Jubilee weekend saw food shops sell 3.1 per cent more food last month than they did in May, as [...]

  • PwC ups pay for newly-qualified lawyers to £90,000 a year

    July 21, 2022

    Big Four accounting firm PwC has upped pay for newly qualified (NQ) lawyers working in its fast-expanding UK legal business to heights of £90,000 a year. The salary hikes will see PwC match the salaries offered by top ranking law firms including London law firm Mischon de Reya, and put it ahead of major firms [...]

  • KPMG to rerun vote for head of UAE firm after partners raise governance concerns

    July 21, 2022

    The head of KPMG’s business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has said the firm will rerun the election for his position, and bring in an external law firm to oversee the process, after partners attempted a coup aimed at ousting him from the firm. The election rerun comes after two senior partners at KPMG [...]

  • Government’s plans for Solvency II shakeup will force insurers to hold more capital on their books, sector warns

    July 21, 2022

    Insurers have called on the UK government to reconsider their plans to shake up the Solvency II rules that govern the country’s insurance sector, after warning the current plans could backfire. The government’s current plans to reform the European Union’s Solvency II regulations could see life insurers forced to hold more capital than they are [...]

  • FCA and Andrew Bailey slammed for failing to protect pension savers who were ripped off by poor advisors

    July 21, 2022

    The City watchdog and its former head Andrew Bailey, nowadays the Bank of England’s chief, have come under fire for letting down British Steel pension savers who were ripped off by poor advice from companies they thought they could trust. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) did not protect the members of the British Steel pension [...]

  • Moneysupermarket posts better-than-expected results due to surging demand for bank comparison services

    July 21, 2022

    Price comparison website Moneysupermarket today said its first half performance was “ahead of expectations” after 19 per cent higher revenues saw its pre tax profits grow 20 per cent compared to last year. The website said its financial performance was boosted by returning demand from travel insurance comparison services and “exceptional” trading in its banking [...]

  • Legal market slump could force lawyers back into offices, Keystone Law chief says

    July 21, 2022

    A slump in the market for legal services could see the UK’s top law firms put greater pressure on their lawyers to return to offices and see them begin to lay off newly hired staff, Keystone Law founder James Knight told City PM The push could in turn benefit fully-remote law firms such as Keystone [...]

  • Holiday for part time staff should not be pro-rated, Supreme Court rules

    July 20, 2022

    The UK’s Supreme Court today ruled that a visiting music teacher on a zero hours contract should be entitled to the same holiday benefits as her full-time colleagues. The landmark ruling is set to open the door to claims from hundreds of thousands of part-time and casual workers for the same holiday pay as their [...]

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