Katherine Griffiths

An incoming government will have to cut spending, raise taxes or borrow more. The finance sector is worried about what that could mean for it.

The Labour Party could bring a number of City chiefs and business leaders on board, as advisers or even government ministers, if it wins the general election on July 4.

The Conservative Party is losing support from some in the business and finance communities. Several say they will back Reform UK.

Attendees at private equity's glitzy conference in Berlin last week said they were hopeful that Labour's plans to raise their UK taxes would be modest. But, as the party's manifesto is about to be released, the industry is at risk of being in for a nasty surprise.

At a packed Sydney Town Hall discussion on the future of the creative economy, the City of Sydney unveiled a new $20 million plan to help secure and build Sydney’s cultural life.

The UK’s Labour Party confirmed plans to raise taxes on private equity fund managers.

Banks and asset managers including HSBC Holdings Plc and BlackRock Inc. are helping finalize proposals for UK housing and energy policy that could form key planks of the Labour Party's growth agenda if it wins next month's general election.

Rachel Reeves has signaled that the carried interest earned by private equity managers putting their own capital at risk will be exempt from the Labour Party's plans to raise taxes on private equity fund managers.

Markets had already priced in a Prime Minister Starmer—and now await bold actions.

The new Labour government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is looking to firm up a structure for the UK’s National Wealth Fund in time for an investment summit planned for the autumn, in a bid to showcase the initiative to an international audience.