U.K risks losing global leadership spot in open banking as market competition rises
By Onome Amuge The UK, reputed as a global leader in the adoption and operation of open banking, is at risk of losing its top
Global bank ratings trend sharply negative in H1 2017 as emerging markets dominate downgrades
Global bank rating trends were sharply negative in the first half of 2017 with downgrades significantly outnumbering upgrades, says
Kids glued to phones could save UK, ex-spy chief says
Parents who think they are being responsible by limiting their children’s time online should think again: they could be putting
London records drop in home renting cost for four consecutive months
The cost of renting a home in London fell for the fourth month in a row, continuing the first period of decline since 2009 as
‘Why would you want to live in Britain?’: UK businesses fret over finding workers post-Brexit
Since Britain voted to leave the European Union over a year ago, millions of EU citizens living in the U.K. and over a million British
UK pushes for powers to impose sanctions after Brexit
The British Government has published plans Wednesday to push for a bill that would give it the legal power to impose sanctions after
Shell, Europe’s largest oil refinery, to resume production in two weeks
Royal Dutch Shell, Europe’s largest oil refinery will resume production in the second half of August. The company said in a
Britain set to lose 40,000 investment banking jobs in Brexit exodus
The U.K. could lose up to half of its investment banking jobs over the next few years if the government continues to pursue a
Nasdaq to acquire UK market surveillance startup
Nasdaq Inc has agreed to acquire Sybenetix, a London-based startup that uses artificial intelligence to help compliance officers at
UK power consumer, industry to save $52bn as power grid opens to batteries
The U.K. government set out plans to help energy consumers and industry save as much as 40 billion pounds ($52 billion) on their bills