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Flagstone and PensionBee Offer Perspectives on what UK Chancellor’s Spring Statement Means for Savers, Retirees

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves recently delivered the Spring Statement, outlining the government’s economic priorities and forecasts for the year ahead. While the statement avoided major tax hikes or sweeping policy changes, it provided critical insights into inflation, economic growth, and the implications for personal finances… Read More

Globacap CEO Comments on PISCES Stamp Duty Exemption

The Spring Statement, delivered by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, provided much policy to ponder. Buried within the documents were references to PISCES, or the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System—a private securities marketplace. While still in the works, PISCES aims to provide a… Read More

More Growth, More Homes and Bigger Economy: Chancellor Rachel Reeves Sets Ambitious Goals in Spring Statement

The Spring Statement is always a grab bag of policies claiming to solve just about every economic woe. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, shared her policy vision for the future today, and once again, the delivery promised fixes to an economy that continues… Read More

Spring Statement: Payhawk CEO Shares Advice as to How UK Government Can Support Key Fintech Sector

Tomorrow, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, will deliver the Spring Statement, and the Fintech industry will be watching closely to see how future policy will impact their sector and other changes that may affect the economy in general. The UK government has already announced it… Read More

More Comments on Chancellor’s Spring Statement this Week

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, will deliver the Spring Statement at approximately 12:30 pm GMT on Wednesday 26 March.  The presentation to Parliament will be keenly watched by policymakers and financial markets. Reeves is expected to address a litany of challenges while sharing… Read More

Fraud in the UK: Financial Crime Experts Share Opinion on UK Government’s Ineffectiveness in Stopping Financial Fraud

Two financial fraud experts say the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, needs to address the growing issue of financial fraud during next week’s Spring Statement. Silvija Krupena, Director of the Financial Intelligence Unit at RedCompass Labs, and Jonathan Frost, Director of Global Advisory at… Read More

As Spring Statement Nears DECTA CEO Says SMEs Need Solutions, Not More Austerity

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, will address Parliament next week with her economic plan, which she will present to policymakers. The Spring Statement is expected to include numerous policy changes aiming to boost economic growth while cutting government costs and associated red tape, which undermines… Read More

Fintech CEO Shares What He Wants to See in Chancellor’s Spring Statement

Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will deliver the annual Spring Statement next week, with expectations of dramatic changes to the UK government’s economic policy. Reeves is anticipated to seek a balancing act of slashing government red tape and reducing government expenditures while adopting policies… Read More

Chancellor Rachel Reeves Meets with Top Fintechs in Advance of Spring Statement

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has met with a group of top Fintechs in advance of next week’s Spring Statement, according to a report from Sky News. This follows an announcement about the UK government’s new policy of slashing red tape and reducing regulatory… Read More

Spring Statement: Jeremy Hunt Aims to Boost Retirement, Tech Investment, and More – Fintechs Respond

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt delivered the Spring Statement today, making several big announcements, including a huge change in retirement planning. Hunt said that the Conservative government’s approach to the economy is “on the right track” while noting they “remain vigilant” and will take… Read More

Fintechs Comment on Spring Statement by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak

Last week, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak delivered the Spring Statement outlining the challenges facing the economy and at least some of the government’s plans to alleviate some of the pain. A combination of COVID and then Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has helped… Read More

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