UK Finance has published its official submission ahead of the Chancellor’s Mansion House speech on 15 July, outlining a package of regulatory reforms aimed at boosting competitiveness, unlocking capital markets, and driving innovation across the UK’s financial services sector. The submission supports the Treasury’s upcoming Financial

Propel Finance has secured a landmark £1.5 billion funding facility to expand its lending operations and support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK. The UK-based asset finance provider confirmed the funding was backed by a group of leading financial institutions including Barclays, Bank of

The Home Office has come under fire from MPs for failing to track whether foreign workers leave the UK once their skilled worker visas expire, raising fresh concerns over illegal working and oversight of immigration enforcement.A new report by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), published

Transport for London (TfL) is facing legal action from the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB), which represents thousands of private hire drivers including those working for Uber, over what it claims are systemic failures in the licence renewal process that have left drivers

Smaller businesses have been granted a reprieve from new Companies House filing rules that would have forced them to disclose more detailed financial information, as the government halts the rollout over fears it could impose excessive regulatory burdens. The incoming rules, introduced under the previous Conservative

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signalled that further tax rises may be on the way as economists warn she could be forced to fill a gaping £40 billion hole in the public finances at this autumn’s Budget. The warning came after the Chancellor admitted there would be