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Rachel Reeves fightback to woo City

Watch live: Reeves pledges to rip up red tape as post-2008 crash regulation ‘gone too far’

Watch live as Rachel Reeves pledges to rip up financial red tape in a major speech, arguing that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have “gone too far”. The Chancellor will use her first Mansion House address on Thursday (14 November) to say that measures brought in since the crisis to “eliminate risk” have had “unintended consequences” in holding back growth.

Evening Standard on MSN · 3h

Rachel Reeves unveils "pro-growth" shake-up of excessive City regulation and red tape

Rachel Reeves is unveiling a shake up of Britain’s financial services sector and regulation to promote growth and prevent the City’s decline as a global financial centreSpeaking at the Mansion House - the Lord Mayor of London’s official residence - in the heart of the Square Mile,

The Independent on MSN · 3h

Rachel Reeves fightback to woo the City: I’ll ease banking regulations

I’ll ease banking regulations - Chancellor pledges to lift banking regulations to boost growth as she launches fightback against criticism of her Budget

Daily Mail · 4h

Rachel Reeves vows to tear up red tape for the City as she claims regulation after the 2008 financial crash has 'gone too far'

The Chancellor, in her first Mansion House speech tonight, will say rule changes in the wake of the global banking meltdown were 'right'.

Reeves wants pension ‘megafunds’ to boost growth

Yahoo News UK · 3h

What pension 'megafund' changes announced by Rachel Reeves could mean for you

Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to merged dozens of council pensions schemes into much larger schemes. Some experts have warned 'big isn't always beautiful'.

BBC on MSN · 7h

Reeves to shake up pensions to try to boost growth

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is to set out what she is calling the "biggest pension reform in decades" in an attempt to boost growth. The government wants to merge the UK's 86 council pension schemes into a handful of "pension megafunds".

Bloomberg on MSN · 12h

Reeves Plans Law to Make Pension ‘Megafunds’ in Growth Push

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said the UK will introduce legislation next year to pool £1.3 trillion ($1.7 trillion) of pension savings into a series of “megafunds,” as the new Labour government tries to deliver on its pledge to boost private investment and economic growth.

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Rachel Reeves says clampdown after 2008 financial crash has 'gone too far'

Rachel Reeves has sought to move on from criticism of her Budget by spelling out pension reforms and lighter touch City ...

Rachel Reeves to 'rip up financial red tape' with pension 'mega funds' freeing up £80 billion for investment

Rachel Reeves looks set to "rip up financial red tape" as she introduces all-new pensions "mega funds' that could free up ...

Rachel Reeves to tell City bosses its time to rip up financial red tape in dash for growth

RACHEL Reeves pledges to rip up financial red tape to let City bosses take more risks to help grow the economy. The ...

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Rachel Reeves makes huge mistake as she misses vital thing about pensions

Rachel Reeves wants to amalgamate 86 local government pension schemes into a handful of “megafunds” worth £360billion which ...

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UK Finance Minister Rachel Reeves eyes pension funds to tackle country's investment gap

Reeves intends to consolidate Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) into eight pension “megafunds” to streamline operations ...

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Crisis-era regulation has 'gone too far', Reeves tells UK finance sector

Finance minister Rachel Reeves on Thursday promised a reboot of regulation governing Britain's "crown jewel" financial ...

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Rachel Reeves warned her Budget will wreck small shops and devastate High Street

Furious shopowners are warning Rachel Reeves' bombshell budget will wreck small businesses and change the face of the High ...

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Reeves’s tax raid could spell end of the barman, says pub boss

Mr Dodd is the latest pub chief to raise the prospect of fewer bartenders as a result of the Budget. The British Institute of ...

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