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  • Financial services firms dealt tens of millions in regulatory fines

    July 17, 2025

    While deregulation may be the political mood, UK watchdogs are sharpening their swords as banking giants bleed millions in regulatory fines. In under just ten days, the Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England handed out £74.9m worth of fines to a trio of UK financial services firms.  Leading the pack, and most recently, was [...]

  • Rachel Reeves launches major fintech push to galvanize listings

    July 15, 2025

    Rachel Reeves has laid out the government’s plans to make the UK the world leader in fintech in the Chancellor’s latest effort to attract a fleet of listings from the industry.  Reeves today unveiled the Treasury’s Financial Services Growth and Competitiveness Strategy, in which she laid out her vision to make the UK the “world’s [...]

  • Starling mulls US listing in blow to Rachel Reeves’ fintech push

    July 15, 2025

    The finance boss of Starling Bank has confirmed the firm is open to a US listing in a blow to Rachel Reeves’ hopes for a fintech-powered London market revival. Declan Ferguson, the chief financial officer of Starling, said the fintech had not formed a “concrete view” on which market the neobank would be most suited [...]

  • Fintech leads surge in London finance hiring 

    July 10, 2025

    Fintech helped lead roaring growth in London’s finance hiring for the second quarter of the year as demand for risk professionals surged amid a more moribund jobs market for traditional lenders. New financial services jobs vacancies rose three per cent quarter-on-quarter, according to Morgan McKinley’s London Employment Monitor while Greater London fintech hiring is expected [...]

  • Starling Bank sets sights on US expansion

    June 26, 2025

    Starling Bank has set its sights across the Atlantic for future growth prospects as the UK fintech eyes a US banking licence or entering the market through an acquisition. The neobank took a £223m hit to profit in 2024, down from £301m in the previous year and has since scouted endeavours overseas to boost its [...]

  • Deal fever: Banking giants plot takeovers to ramp up market share

    June 18, 2025

    British banking is poised for a major shake-up as top names go on the hunt for fresh acquisitions.  Lenders have been scouting new deals that would send shockwaves across the industry. Much of the prospective dealmaking involves London lender Shawbrook, whose private equity owners have been circling high street bank Metro.  Ahead of this, Shawbrook [...]

  • Metro Bank receives private equity-backed takeover interest

    June 14, 2025

    High street lender Metro Bank has been approached for a takeover which could take it off the London Stock Exchange, Sky News has reported.  Bosses at Metro Bank have reportedly been approached in the last two weeks by private equity firm Pollen Street about an offer to take it private.  The takeover would follow a [...]

  • Will fintech banks survive falling interest rates?

    June 13, 2025

    Fintech lenders have accelerated their swing to profitability after interest rates spiked. The UK’s neobanks pocketed record revenues in the last 12 months. Revolut’s takings grew 72 per cent topping £3.1bn. Meanwhile Monzo’s revenue hit £1bn for the first time. But this came as interest rates maintained a post-financial crisis high of 5.25 per cent [...]

  • ‘I accidentally locked one of the world’s richest men in a car park’: Symmie Swil on her career at Starling and Upvest

    June 12, 2025

    Working at Starling, meetings with pandas, and accidentally locking one of the richest men in the world in a car park. Upvest's Symmie Swil takes us through her career.

  • Mark Kleinman: Corley’s LSEG board post looks messy

    June 5, 2025

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City PM column Aren’t asset managers supposed to be the exemplars of robust corporate governance? It’s a question worth posing in the context of goings-on at Schroders, the FTSE-100 money manager where last week’s confirmation of my scoop that [...]

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