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UK economic secretary and UK PM’s envoy on infrastructure visit India to promote collaboration on infrastructure financing.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Andrew Bailey will become Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The Chancellor, as the UK’s IMF Governor, has written to the Secretary formally nominating Christine Lagarde for a second term as Managing Director.
Excessive charges for accessing a pension pot early will be brought to an end.
A series of measures put forward by the IFT (Insurance Fraud Taskforce) will help tackle insurance fraud and reduce costs for consumers.
Economic Secretary, Harriett Baldwin, writes to the chair of the Treasury Select Committee, Andrew Tyrie in response to his letter on the recent sale of former Northern Rock mortgages.
Harriett Baldwin at the official launch of the City of London Corporation's Green Finance Initiative.
Letter accompanying Autumn Statement setting out how a number of the OTS’s recommendations are being taken forward
Is sorting out your finances top of your new year’s resolution list? Here’s a few ways the government can help to get you started in 2016.
New Year boost for millions as fee-free bank accounts become available for first time.
Equitable Life pensioners on low incomes have received an average payment of around £300 from the government in time for Christmas.
Economic Secretary, Harriett Baldwin writes to the chair of the Treasury Select Committee, Andrew Tyrie.
The government has set out the next step in its plan to guard against future potential risks to economic security posed by the housing market
In May 2015 the government asked the Competition and Markets Authority to assess the likely impact of the latest proposals for the divestment of Williams & Glyn for competition in the UK banking sector.
Lloyds trading plan extended for a further six months.
Funding for Lending Scheme extended for the next two years, providing support for credit conditions for SMEs.
Harriett Baldwin launches the South Wales Financial Centre of Excellence.
Economic Secretary on the government's support for building societies and competition and diversity in financial services.
Regulations will incorporate new European rules on current accounts into UK law.
Chancellor authorises record-breaking £13 billion sale of mortgages acquired by the government during the financial crisis.
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