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The Bank of England attracted yet more unwanted attention last week when MPs described its bond selling programme, known as quantitative tightening, as a “leap into the dark”.  According to …

By treating the problem at the source, aid can be the answer to the UK’s immigration crisis, writes Ryan Henson The UK public have welcomed Ukrainian refugees into their homes …

Andrew Bailey, governor of the Bank of England, suggested that banks had not passed on the full benefit of the central bank’s interest rate hikes onto consumers. In a speech …

Warehouses are anything but sexy – few will be gathering in the strip-light corridors for an industrial-themed Valentine’s Day supper tonight. But they are clearly desirable for some. Usually, consolidation …

Issuance of green, social and sustainable (GSS) bonds hit a record high last year, with 3,184 bonds issued bringing total GSS bond issuance to over €4trn (3.4trn). Despite the uptick …

Anthony Newman was convinced Londoners would ditch plastic water bottles if they had an alternative. The founder of Ape2o was onto something, Jennifer Sieg finds, in our latest founder spotlight. …

A group of top pension and venture capital chiefs have committed to draw up plans to drive cash from the pension industry into Britain’s start-ups, as the City looks to …

Matt Palmer is no stranger to contentious infrastructure projects. His more than 30 year experience in the sector has involved stints on Heathrow’s embattled third runway proposals and heading up …

With the Budget rapidly approaching on March 6, speculation is mounting in Westminster as to what the Chancellor could announce. Jeremy Hunt has been on the airwaves in a bid …

Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, it’s City A.M.’s editor Andy Silvester with the notebook pen. Over the weekend I found myself discussing work with a …