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  • Private asset funds predicted to surge over the next five years

    October 7, 2025

    Private asset funds are expected to become a central force in driving the global economy over the next five years, after soaring to record highs in 2025. The value of private asset funds has surged 9.6 per cent this year to date, to a record $14.05 trillion (£10.46 trillion), a striking 77 per cent rise [...]

  • Lloyds: FTSE 100 giant’s slow wealth progress sparks takeover talk 

    October 7, 2025

    Lloyds’ “slow” progress in wealth management has sparked talks of a potential takeover as the banking titan looks to beef up its offering for high net worth individuals. The FTSE 100 giant exited the area in 2013 as part of a simplification drive after the financial crisis, with the reduction of its stake in St [...]

  • House prices fall amid pre-Budget jitters

    October 7, 2025

    House prices fell last month, a leading price index has suggested, a warning that house buyers and sellers are nervy ahead of a potential tax raid on property.  Halifax’s house price index suggested house prices dropped by 0.3 per cent on the month, putting the average property cost at £298,184.  The annual rate of growth [...]

  • B&M shares tumble as boss vows to ‘correct operational weakness’

    October 7, 2025

    Shares in B&M have tumbled after the discount retailer reported sliding profits. The groups chief executive vowed to “correct the operational weaknesses” as the firm warned it expects to report pre-tax earnings of £198m in the six months to end September, a drop of 28 per cent on last year, while UK revenues were up [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: House prices fall; Shell eyes earnings boost; B&M takes hit

    October 7, 2025

    Good morning from the City PM liveblog team. Last week, PM Keir Starmer appeared to leave Labour conference on a high — seeing off threats to his leadership and resetting relations with members. But back in London, things are not quite as rosy. As we report today, UK dealmakers’ faith in the economy has slumped [...]

  • Brits fear Rachel Reeves’ next Budget will make them worse off 

    October 7, 2025

    A majority of Britons believe Rachel Reeves’ next Budget will make them worse off while three in four have lost faith in the government’s growth mission, fresh polling reveals.  The Labour government has made growing the UK economy its central mission in government in a bid to claw back support across the electorate.  But the [...]

  • ‘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 [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Sales of central London properties suffer as buyers head to outer boroughs

    October 6, 2025

    Overall demand for prime property steadied in the third quarter of the year on sales of mansions in south west boroughs, while central London sales fell. Prices have slumped by around a fifth in the past decade due to low demand, while an exodus of high net worth individuals and uncertainty around property taxes has [...]

  • Tories vow to ease IR35 rules and cut red tape for small businesses

    October 6, 2025

    Identification checks for small businesses would be eased under a new Tory pledge to slash red tape and allow entrepreneurs to open bank accounts at a quicker pace.  Andrew Griffith, the shadow business secretary, will tell party members that the Tories would make growth among small businesses central to wider economic plans as they would [...]

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