UK financial institutions expect London to remain a leading global hub
UK financial services firms are bullish about London’s future as an international finance hub post-Brexit, according to a new report from Lloyds Bank.
UK financial services firms are bullish about London’s future as an international finance hub post-Brexit, according to a new report from Lloyds Bank.
London, Tuesday 7th September: Financial wellbeing is the top priority (57%) for Brits ahead of physical, intellectual and social wellbeing. Yet only around half (55%) feel comfortable regularly checking their bank statements, according to new research from Lloyds Bank.
Overall business confidence among UK companies rose to its highest level in over four years (April 2017), rising by six points to 36% in August, according to the latest Lloyds Bank Business Barometer.
As children across the UK head back to the classroom, parents are spending an average of £183.30 per child to get them ready for the new term, according to research from Lloyds Bank.
The number of UK sectors reporting output growth was not unanimous for the first time since March in July, as food and drink manufacturers wrestled with labour shortages and healthcare firms faced weaker demand, according to the Lloyds Bank UK Recovery Tracker.
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