Financial and related professional services export growth seen in every British region and nation
Our new report shows that financial and related professional services exports grew in every British nation and region.
This landmark report is based on one of the largest industry listening exercises in recent years, drawing on engagement with over 300 senior leaders across industry, government, regulators and academia. It highlights that increasing global competition, technological change and economic challenges mean urgent action is needed to preserve the UK's position and support future growth.
Our latest activity update gives an overview of what we've been working on, including some of our major conferences, latest reports, consultations and international engagement.
Financial and related professional services export growth seen in every British region and nation
Our new report shows that financial and related professional services exports grew in every British nation and region.
Beyond the rankings: What different data sources reveal about the UK’s financial services trade
In her latest blog Anjalika Bardalai, our Chief Economist and Head of Research, takes a look at why methodological differences shift the numbers behind the UK’s key trading relationships, but not the narrative.
The British family of financial centres
Our Managing Director, Public Affairs, Policy and Research, John Godfrey, looks into the significant contributions both of the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey make to UK economy, deepening access to international capital and reinforcing the overall resilience of our financial ecosystem.
Exporting from across Britain: Financial and related professional services 2026
This economic research report highlights the importance of services to Britain’s overall economic position. It also displays the significant contribution of Britain's regions and nations to the growth of financial and related professional services exports, with nearly half of exports originating outside London.
Response to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Select Committee’s draft commonhold and leasehold reform bill
Our response welcomes the government’s aim to reform leasehold and commonhold, but raises serious concerns about the draft Bill’s retrospective changes, arbitrary ground rent cap and unintended consequences for pension savers and retirement housing. We recommend a more targeted approach using the new property register to distinguish between owner-occupiers and private landlords, ensuring reforms benefit those most in need.
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