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British lenders will be freed from having to provide formal advice or to carry out full affordability assessments when arranging mortgages for many customers, under plans outlined by the Financial ...
Wednesday’s protest came as some large UK-listed companies, including HSBC, consider shifting to entirely online AGMs because of frustration over disruptions from protesters and the cost of hosting in ...
Economics commentator Chris Giles, writer of the Central Banks newsletter, will join the FT’s Monetary Policy Radar reporters Elettra Ardissino, Joel Suss and Andrew Whiffin for a live Q&A on ...
The UK’s new football regulator should be seen as an “asset” to the game and not a “cop”, the preferred chair of the body ...
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has insisted he will not deviate “a single millimetre” from his commitment to renewable energy even after a catastrophic blackout raised questions over the country ...
In September 2024, the influential Z/Yen Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI), which ranks 121 locations, named New York as the top global financial centre. It was followed by London, Hong Kong and ...
Too much is being made of the public backlash — such as it is — against Trump. Just 6 per cent of those who backed him last November regret doing so. (And these remorseful few must be weighed against ...
The autonomous ride service co-founder reflects on the bumpy road for self-driving vehicles and the company’s attempt to ...
Radiotherapy wrecked the Spring chef’s palate. As she brings her kitchen to the Chelsea Flower Show, she talks about ...
Reform also promised to deport foreign-born criminals at the end of their jail terms and to withdraw citizenship status from immigrants who commit all but the lowest-level crimes. The pro-Brexit party ...
Uber forecast a stronger than expected outlook for the current quarter, allaying fears US consumers were spending less on ride-hailing and food delivery despite growing economic uncertainty under ...
Disney anticipates cash provided by operations to hit $17bn this financial year, $2bn more than its prediction in February and higher than the $14.7bn Wall Street has forecast. The group also boosted ...