Britain's budget was kind to the stock market, as George Osborne's announcements helped push the FTSE100 to an all-time high, above 7,000 points, however it is a lot more complicated than that....
Read moreBritish Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will no longer allow banks to write the cost of penalties for market abuse or mis-selling down against tax, a move which will raise over £5 billion in tax revenue by 2020
Read moreChancellor of the Exchequer confirms government will extend legislation put in place to regulate LIBOR to cover seven further financial benchmarks, including the main foreign exchange benchmark, with those found guilty of manipulating these benchmarks facing up to seven years in prison.
Read moreTop FX senior executive Paul Orford dissects and examines the rationale behind UK Chancellor George Osborne's claim that the UK is on the road to recovery
Read moreAmerica's wholesale acceptance of Bitcoin has made its way across the Atlantic as British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne prepares to include it in the 2015 Budget.
Read moreNestling among the long-established institutional firms and vast banks in London's financial sector are new technological initiatives, bringing Bitcoin to the City and mobile-led trading to the retail sector
Read moreBritain's Chancellor of the Exchequer prepares to announce stringent plans to criminalize foul play in the UK FX market, which will be announced this evening at the Mansion House.
Read moreUnder the new proposals, attempted forex manipulation could be made a criminal offense...
Read moreUK Chancellor George Osborne has finally clarified the UK Treasury’s position It took the UK Treasury long enough to openly come out with a statement that a vast majority of market participants was already widely expecting. Last week the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has finally clarified the position of the current government. What’s…
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