Finance

Capital Gains Tax increase isn’t a landlord tax. It’s an entrepreneur tax, and it’s bad for British business.

There is a growing disconnect between the Government’s pro-business messaging and what business owners are experiencing on the ground. Increasing or equalising Capital Gains Tax, alongside higher taxes affecting landlords...

Stablecoins and the New Boundaries of Private Money

Stablecoins are private financial products, but their consequences are becoming increasingly public. As their use expands across payments,...

Fintechs are becoming banks: What does it mean for SMEs?

By Mark Andreev, CEO at Exactly.com For much of the past decade, fintechs were defined by their ability to...

Are Regulators Modernising Yesterday’s Payment Systems, Or Building Tomorrow’s?

Colin Swain, Global Product Head at Bottomline Central banks and national authorities are investing heavily in upgrading and maintaining...

Why financial services can’t afford to be AI-bullish and IT-blind

By Musidora Jorgensen, UK & Ireland Country Leader, Freshworks In July's Mansion House speech, former Chancellor Rachel Reeves called...

Capital Gains Tax increase isn’t a landlord tax. It’s an entrepreneur tax, and it’s bad for British business.

There is a growing disconnect between the Government’s pro-business messaging and what business owners are experiencing on the ground. Increasing or equalising Capital Gains Tax,...

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