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Who we are

New Financial is a think tank that makes the case for bigger and better capital markets in the UK and Europe as a force for social and economic good.
 

Our latest reports

January 2025

This short paper provides an updated assessment of the UK’s financial services reform agenda

The Edinburgh and Leeds Reforms: a progress report

October 2025

The size and depth of EU capital markets in the context of the scale and complexity of financial regulation in the EU

A focus on market outcomes: reforming EU financial regulation

December 2025

The interconnectedness of EU and UK banking, finance, and capital markets in the context of the common European challenges

The interconnectedness of EU and UK financial markets

October 2025

The shifting dynamics and increased competition in public equity markets in the UK, EU and Switzerland

The future of European equity market structure

December 2025

The DEI agenda has come under intense scrutiny in 2025 – but alongside existential crisis comes the opportunity for renewal

The repositioning of diversity, equity and inclusion in financial services

October 2025

A unique analysis of the size of the rulebook for banking, finance & capital markets in the EU

Measuring the volume of EU financial regulation

Upcoming member events

The future of EU capital markets with Verena Ross, ESMA

April 2026

EU capital markets

A private virtual discussion with Verena Ross, chair of the European Securities and Markets Authority

HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter Annual Review – Data Q&A

April 2026

Driving diversity, WIFC

A presentation of the findings from the eighth Annual Review of the HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter

The role of governance in driving growth with Richard Moriarty, FRC

April 2026

UK capital markets

A private in-person roundtable on with Richard Moriarty, chief executive of the FRC

Virtual roundtable on neurodiversity

April 2026

Driving diversity

A virtual roundtable to discuss why neurodiversity is becoming increasingly important to financial services firms

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