Tag: Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak maps out plans to make UK a hub for...
Taking steps to roll out a wider plan for the regulatory framework of crypto in the UK, the Treasury detailed its agenda to make...
BGC map out recovery plan with caution to review over 2005...
The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has stated that the “well-meaning but naive changes to regulation” suggested as part of the review of the...
EU orders SWIFT removal of seven Russian banks
In a statement issued today, the European Union has announced that a total of seven Russian banks will be taken off from SWIFT.
The move...
Sunak’s post-COVID budget met with mixed reaction from UK fintech
As the dust settles on the latest budget from Rishi Sunak, it seemingly led to a mixed reaction from the UK fintech sector.
Previous relations...
UK contactless limit to increase to £100 from 15 October
UK Finance has announced the spending limit for contactless transactions will increase to £100 from 15 October onwards, following on from the announcement of...
Sunak sets out financial services roadmap as EU post-brexit deal fails...
Addressing the city of London today, Rishi Sunak mapped out plans for the UK financial industry, after revealing that a post-brexit deal that caters...
Rishi Sunak sets out plans for securing Britain’s fintech growth
The UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has mapped out ambitious plans to maintain the UK’s status as a leader within the digital payments space.
Speaking at...
YayPay CEO Anthony Venus: Crucial future steps for London to retain...
As we emerge from the pandemic and also feel the consequences of Britain’s departure from the European Union, Rishi Sunak will undoubtedly see it...
Fintech boost as new fast-track visa confirmed by Rishi Sunak
The UK’s lucrative fintech sector received a boost as the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, confirmed a new fast-track visa system to ensure the sector maintains...
UK Budget to see contactless limit increased
The UK contactless payment limit is set to be increased from £45 to £100 as part of the government’s Spring Budget, which will be...
