TheCityUK responds to the Treasury Committee’s announcement to increase parliamentary scrutiny and oversight of financial regulation
Our latest comments, blogs, press releases and statements about the financial and related professional services industry can be found below.
TheCityUK responds to the Treasury Committee’s announcement to increase parliamentary scrutiny and oversight of financial regulation
Many businesses hoped 2022 would be a year primarily defined by recovery and growth, with the most severe effects of the pandemic behind us. Yet the last few months have borne witness to new challenges.
The ability for financial services firms to distinguish true climate action from greenwashing is a key driver in overall sustainability strategy and ESG risk management.
TheCityUK has responded to the House of Commons Treasury Committee report: “Future of financial services regulation”
Emma Reynold's latest blog looks at why ensuring the industry has access to a wide and varied talent pool is critical to the success of financial and related professional services, and economies and communities in every region and nation of the UK.
The future of the WTO E-Commerce Moratorium hangs in the balance in Geneva this week at the Twelfth WTO Ministerial Conference.
An overview of what we have been working on over the last few weeks across our strategic priorities, including our latest meetings, events and research.
The financial and related professional services industry is calling for reforms to the UK’s short-term business mobility rules to allow firms in the UK to bring over existing overseas employees for short-term productive activity without needing a work visa.
Following the announcement of a Financial Services Bill in the Queen’s Speech, business representatives from across the UK’s financial and related professional services industry have released a joint statement setting out some of the key issues the industry would like to see this legislation address.
Global representatives of services industries have joined together to urge governments around the world to reach agreement on the future of digital trade, setting out clear and fair rules for e-commerce and the free movement of data across borders.
Quantifying green finance is a very inexact science, but the attempt to do so reveals some unambiguous trends and raises important questions.
This speech was given by Mark Tucker, TheCityUK Board Chairman, at TheCityUK's International Conference, held at The Corinthia in London on 07 April 2022.