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Bill introduced to Parliament this week will unlock growth and investment across the country and boost protections for consumers.
British businesses stand to benefit from billions in fresh financing being unlocked through reforms to the bank ring-fencing regime
The government will modernise the Consumer Credit Act for the first time in over 50 years, giving consumers clearer information and firms the flexibility to innovate.
An independent review will look at how shifts in face-to-face banking services affect people and communities, with new powers enabling the Government to act on what it finds.
Government boosts efforts to help young people find their Child Trust Funds
Rachel Reeves today brought together the CEOs of Barclays UK, Lloyds Banking Group, Santander UK, NatWest Group, Nationwide Building Society and HSBC UK.
The UK’s payments sector is to be equipped for the future of rapid financial innovation through a new package announced today during Fintech Week in London.
Developing countries will be able to respond faster to economic crises through new proposals developed by the London Coalition and driven by the UK government.
Environment Secretary meets the French Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty in Paris on 12 February
People who owe money to government will receive clearer, more tailored support to repay in a way they can afford, under new plans launched during Debt Awareness Week.
New reforms will let credit unions reach millions more people, expanding access to low-cost borrowing and secure savings for households
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) will undergo the most significant package of reforms since its inception.
British jobs and businesses to be supported by enhanced cooperation with China in financial services
Two leading industry figures have been appointed to spearhead the rollout of artificial intelligence in financial services, as the government doubles down on seizing the opportunities of AI to drive growth, productivity and …
Cryptoassets firms will be backed to innovate and grow under plans to make the UK a global destination for digital assets and attract more investment.
Five new appointments will take up their roles on 20 November 2025.
The Treasury has announced the freezing of the assets of the New IRA and Kieran Gallagher.
Thousands of people at risk of experiencing homelessness will now be able to open bank accounts with five major UK banks through a new pilot with Shelter, to help them to get paid work.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury has reappointed Martin Egan as a Non-Executive Director of the UK Debt Management Office (DMO) Advisory Board.
Help to Save savers receive millions in bonus payments
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