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Moving markets today: Asian stocks rise with Wall Street, Japan’s yen holds firm, oil slips amid Israel-Gaza ceasefire talks, China’s factory activity growth slows; Focus shifts to US Fed policy …

Improving transparency is well and good, but FCA plans to name firms under investigation will do damage to innocent firms, writes UK Finance chief executive David Postings The principle of …

Where the City’s movers and shakers get a few things off their chest. Today, Ian Whittaker, founder of Liberty Sky Advisors and twice City A.M. analyst of the year, takes …

The SNP has held on to power in Scotland through the force of personality of its leaders and the pursuit of independence at all costs. And like so many cults …

A number of surveys have said that business confidence in the UK is on the up and the economy is set to rebound. But dig a little deeper, the news …

London’s businesses have given their backing to Labour, according to polling data shared with City A.M., as the party holds a 15-point lead heading into the mayoral election this Thursday. …

The UK must push through a package of reforms or risk losing its status as a top destination for financial services investment, the City of London Corporation has warned. In …

Building a new life in a new country after escaping the war in Syria is no easy feat. Jennifer Sieg sits down with Razan Alsous, founder of Yorkshire Dama Cheese, …

Top City groups have rounded on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) again today as a consultation on its controversial plans to ‘name and shame’ firms under investigation comes to a …

The UK’s anti-fraud agency has made progress in reforming how it manages evidence disclosure in its high-profile cases, but more government funding is needed to help fix the problems, a …