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  • Hargreaves Lansdown swipes new chief executive from Vanguard

    January 12, 2026

    Britain’s biggest investment platform has poached a senior member of tracker funds giant Vanguard to be its new chief executive. Hargreaves Lansdown has appointed Matt Benchener as chief executive officer from July 2026, subject to regulatory approval. Benchener runs Vanguard’s personal investment business in the US, which has several million clients, and will join the [...]

  • Reeves’ VCT changes ‘could put start up funding at risk’

    January 12, 2026

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ shake-up of venture capital tax rules could leave UK start-ups facing a shortfall of millions in funding, a leading investment platform has warned. According to Wealth Club, the chancellor’s changes to venture capital trust tax relief in last year’s Autumn Budget could see British start-ups and scale-ups face a funding deficit of [...]

  • Women and Gen X are feeling blue on their finances for 2026

    January 12, 2026

    UK adults have reported feeling upbeat about their finances for the year ahead, but women and Gen X do not share the positive sentiment. Six in ten adults said they felt positive about their financial situation going into 2026, maintaining last year’s results and up from the 52 per cent reported in 2024, according to [...]

  • How day one sick pay will change hiring behaviour

    January 12, 2026

    Few employers disagree with the objectives of day one sick pay, but there could be adverse impacts on hiring behaviour, writes George Reed.

  • From Brexit to Berne: Financial services enter a new era of global cooperation

    January 12, 2026

    2026 will be a year for collaborating with international partners to tackle shared challenges, reduce cross-border financing barriers, and promote investment, says Dame Susan Langley Henry Ford once said that “coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, but working together is success”. As global ambassador for the UK’s financial and professional services sector, my goal for 2026 is [...]

  • Protect your portfolio: How to fight back against hedge fund aggression in UK investment trusts

    January 12, 2026

    Former Pensions Minister Ros Altmann warns retail investors, wealth managers, and regulators that the aggressive, short-term interests of the US hedge fund Saba Capital, which is attempting hostile takeovers like the one targeting Edinburgh Worldwide (EWIT), threaten the long-term, patient-capital model of the UK investment trust sector A year ago, an aggressive US hedge fund [...]

  • No growth expected for November due to late Budget

    January 12, 2026

    New GDP figures this week will show zero growth in the UK economy as weeks of uncertainty around the Budget weighed down on activity in November, according to economists.  A Bloomberg poll of economists predicted the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to write in zero GDP growth in the second last month of the year.  [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Barclays slumps on credit card cap, Fed’s Jerome Powell faces probe

    January 12, 2026

    Good morning from the City PM liveblog team. The FTSE 100 broke through the five-figure mark last week in a welcome start to the year for the London markets.  The index saw its best annual performance in 2025 since the recovery from the financial crash in 2009. That was helped along in no small part [...]

  • Jobseeker numbers rise ‘sharply’ in labour market setback

    January 12, 2026

    The number of jobseekers rose “sharply” in December alongside a slump in demand for new hires, analysis has shown, posing a threat to the future of the UK labour market.  Analysis of S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) indicated the jobs market weakened further at the end of last year, undermining hopes of a recovery [...]

  • Business confidence lowest in nearly five years, BDO says

    January 12, 2026

    Business confidence fell to its lowest level in nearly five years, an advisory company indicated, as the Labour government is expected to oversee a small improvement in the UK economy this year.  BDO’s optimism index, which tracks sentiment by surveying 4,000 executives, dropped to its weakest reading since January 2021 at the end of last [...]

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