Charlie Conchie is the Chief City Reporter at City AM. He covers a range of topics including finance, investment, and trading, with a particular focus on markets, private equity, IPOs, startups, and FinTech. Charlie's work has been featured in notable publications such as Global Finance Herald, Yahoo News UK, and Insider.co.uk.
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Charlie Conchie's articles primarily focus on business, finance, stock market, corporate mishaps and funding. His work features a significant coverage of government announcements and data citations related to the UK, especially London. Therefore, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis on financial trends within the UK or commentaries on government policies impacting businesses and investments in London.
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Pension funds could still be forced to invest in Britain if they do not voluntarily boost their allocation, a minister has suggested.
By: Charlie Conchie
Revolut is set to allow customers to buy UK-listed stocks on its platform from next year after winning an FCA licence.
By: Charlie Conchie
The FTSE 100 has dropped as investors have dumped risk assets due to the expanding conflict in Eastern Europe.
Abrdn’s new chief executive Jason Windsor has revamped the leadership of the FTSE 250 firm as part of a turnaround effort today.
By: Charlie Conchie
The governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, has said a group of retailers were “right” to warn of sweeping job cuts as a result of Labour's punishing £40bn tax raid at the Budget.
A bigger than expected rise in inflation last month has all but scuppered hopes of a cut to interest rates by the Bank of England in December.
Rachel Reeves needs to channel Alexander the Great and break the "Gordian knot of regulation", one City Group said last night.
A sharp rise in government borrowing costs fuelled by pay rises for public sector workers and rising debt payments has raised the threat of future tax hikes, according to economists.
By: Charlie Conchie
A sharp rise in government borrowing costs fuelled by pay rises for public sector workers and rising debt payments has raised the threat of future tax hikes, according to economists.
A group of MPs has taken aim at the ONS amid fears that errors in its labour survey are hamstringing economic policy making.
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