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City’s policy chief looks to stage music and arts festivals in recognition of post-pandemic ‘new normal’
Earnings generate multimillion pound payout for Russia-born owner Alexander Gerko
It would be perverse to replace the supposed democratic deficit of the EU with another homegrown one
Catherine McGuinness also urges the government to enable more overseas workers to come to the Square Mile
A journalistic exposé of a maritime fraud raises compelling questions about the morality of London shipping finance
The City of London needs to be reconnected with the wider economy and with society
City of London’s last big, independently-owned historic brand seeks to merge voting and non-voting shares
By connecting himself so personally to the concept, the chancellor is taking a big punt himself
Treasury’s ambitions for the City do not alter the case for stringent regulation of the sector
Regulators are set to review the London Metal Exchange’s suspension of nickel trading but should also ask questions of themselves
Sir Nicholas Goodison was a driving force behind Big Bang reforms but also pursued cultural interests
It is fanciful to suggest there is a sustainable middle ground. There is not
Boris Johnson has launched a crackdown on oligarchs and companies linked to Vladimir Putin, but critics question its effectiveness
It is substantive law and procedure which makes London attractive to Russian litigants, not the charms of its advocates
Plus, Seraphim’s celebrated space launch, and the mystery blue superyacht of Canary Wharf
There is little point in new rules to tackle dirty money if the UK does not robustly enforce those it has
Johnson threatens to shut out Russian companies looking to raise capital, but only three have listed since 2014
Overseas investors bet on future of modern offices as UK market rebounds
Bailey’s tin-eared comment on workers’ wage restraint makes timing of bumper payouts tricky
Market workers refuse to be relocated 14 miles from city centre to make way for £337mn historical venue
Goldman Sachs and HSBC are among those making the move as Covid restrictions are eased
Brexit’s final impact on the City will depend partly on Brussels’ determination to reduce dependence on the UK
Suppression of civil unrest renews disquiet over UK’s financial links with mineral-rich nation
Brexit hurt the financial centre but lack of political will is holding back Europe’s efforts to reduce its dependence on the UK
Business leaders hopeful chancellor will go beyond limited support offered so far
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