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Her decision to select Katharine Braddick chimes with her deregulation agenda. An outside hire for the U.K.'s top bank and insurance regulator was a foregone conclusion.

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The party's reputation in the Square Mile was particularly wounded by the “minibudget.”

Financial markets have worried about a crash for years. What's coming could be worse.

U.K. central bank warns negative supply shock increases the odds of ‘vulnerabilities crystallising at the same time.'

The costs of borrowing have “gone through the roof,” through no fault of Britain, the top finance minister said.

Onlookers see Torsten Bell rising up the ranks to chancellor, but a recent loss in his landmark pensions bill could be a major setback.

Any future finance minister is likely to be more left-leaning, putting fiscal conservatism and deregulation in question.

Andrew Bailey warns of a “triple whammy” of risks as AI companies now make up half of the U.S. S&P 500, up from a quarter in 2022.

The Labour finance minister has presided over a remarkably City-friendly portfolio, with red-tape cutting for banks, insurers and beyond.