Rebooting UK capital markets

Jon Lukomnik and Jim Hawley explore the underlying purpose of asset management, and how to reconnect the industry with that purpose.

Analysis of what has and hasn’t changed in the capital markets industry since 2006.

The big banks have used diversionary tactics and deliberately misleading arguments to drag out the process of regulatory reform.

A summary of nearly 50 papers and reports on the potential impact of Brexit on financial services and the City of London.

A speech by our founder and managing director William Wright on ‘Making the positive case for capital markets’.

If the industry wants to bridge the gap with the rest of society it should start by talking about itself in a different way.

Conflicting short-term hiring data is confusing the debate on London's future, which is being influenced by more than just leaving the EU.

Analysis of the central role of investment banks and asset managers in driving growth.

As Brexit beckons the City should go back to basics and think about its purpose.

This is a summary of some of the main challenges ahead for the European capital markets in the wake of Brexit.

Analysis of what a transition period would involve, the challenges in
reaching agreement, how best to get one - and what happens without one.

Analysis of the concerns, priorities and positions of policymakers in the 27 EU member states on the other side of the negotiating table.

This article is an attempt to provide a short 10-point reality check on the impact of Brexit.

A 10-point summary of Sir Jon Cunliffe's speech in November 2016 at the annual dinner of the Association of Financial Markets in Europe.

A qualitative survey of market participants.