Good morning investors, and welcome to my very first newsletter on Substack. I have been motivated to start this weekly transmission for a few reasons.
Good morning investors, and welcome to my very first newsletter on Substack. I have been motivated to start this weekly transmission for a few reasons.
In an effort to prevent the spread of instability following the industry’s most tumultuous week since the 2008 financial crisis, the Bank of England has instructed British lenders to disclose
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has forecasted that the UK economy, apart from Russia, will be the sole industrialised country to shrink in 2023, even though increasing
Financial institutions in London and across Europe have been hit hard by concerns about the US banking sector, leading to a plunge in stock markets.
The FTSE 100 suffered significant losses in early trading on Friday due to heavy declines in US stocks, particularly in the banking sector.
To cover fraud and default on the £77bn state-guaranteed loans given to struggling companies during the coronavirus lockdowns, more than £4.4bn worth of taxpayers’ money was paid to British banks.
As the UK seeks to plug its funding gap, there are growing concerns in London regarding higher taxes being imposed upon banks.
Britain’s mortgage prices continued to rise on Monday as Kwasi Kwarteng, Chancellor of Exchequer, prepares to address restless Tory politicians to win back trust in his economy handling.
Next week promises to be busy on the reporting front and with the UK Budget.