The Lawn · In focus
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The Government’s proposed bank ring fencing reforms promise more flexible lending while keeping depositor protections in place.
The Leeds Reforms invite savings to meet investment, while growth searches for the regulatory extension lead.
The NatWest exit closes a seventeen-year public shareholding after the financial crisis produced Britain's least romantic joint account.
The Bank Rate cut reached 4.25% after nine policymakers produced three positions and enough fractions to unsettle a family calculator.
The AI Consortium will discuss machine intelligence in finance while one algorithm quietly predicts the meeting will require a smaller meeting.
Crypto rules will bring exchanges and custody firms into regulation while allowing digital coins to continue dressing like nightclub weather.
Help to Save is expanding, offering a useful government bonus and the luxurious financial experience of having money left to save.
Business finance is expanding by billions, giving small firms the certainty to hire one employee devoted entirely to proving they are small.
FCA leadership will support growth, manage risk and move further and faster without allowing the steering wheel to become ideological.
Britain’s lenders pass the Bank of England stress test, then confront their real threat: a customer calling with an actual question.
Barclays customers briefly discovered that money is a loose concept when an app outage interrupted payments, transfers and online banking on a Saturday.
