Chancellor Rachel Reeves is delivering her second Mansion House Speech today (15 July) where she is expected to address plans surrounding financial services, pensions and investment.

Rachel Reeves vowed to cut back on regulatory red tape to boost growth in her Mansion House speech.

Reeves will urge watchdogs to “take up the call” of regulating for growth rather than “bend to the temptation of excessive caution”.

Rachel Reeves has promised to “roll back regulation that has gone too far in seeking to eliminate risk” in a package of ...

The Bank governor scrapped a three-way meeting involving the Prudential Regulation Authority, the Treasury and the fintech ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ comments at Mansion House and in Leeds were broadly welcomed by the financial services industry, although behind the rhetoric, some questions are already raising their heads.

The firm expects Rachel Reeves to refer to ‘Regulating for Growth’—a report from A&O Shearman and the City of London Corporation—in her Mansion House speech this evening.

Rachel Reeves has unveiled a sweep of policies aimed at building a closer relationship with City firms, UK businesses and ...

The Treasury has also been accused of putting retirements at risk in order to accelerate economic growth. Under the Mansion ...

There’s a great deal riding on Rachel Reeves’ Mansion House speech tonight – more so than usual. Between the government’s welfare reform plans being torn to shreds, the economy hitting a ...

Chancellor tells the financial industry to change the narrative around consumer investment to encourage growth.

The more Reeves taxes, the harder it becomes to achieve her goal of growing the economy. Taxes are weighing down investment, savings and spending. It's hard to imagine investors will have any money ...