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Exchange of letters between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Governor of the Bank of England, regarding the Governor's term in office.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Dozens of firms have stepped up to back the Northern Powerhouse in major boost to the government’s ambitions.
Businesses urged to get ready for historic new £1 coin.
"There’s no better way to back young people’s futures than to offer them a chance to learn more about the opportunities available to them," said Permanent Secretary, Tom Scholar.
The government has now recovered nearly £17 billion of the £20.3 billion taxpayers injected into Lloyds during the financial crisis.
Hundreds of thousands of savers have cashed in over £7.6 billion from their pension pots using government’s landmark pension freedoms.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has this day appointed Zac Goldsmith to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern.
"Britain is ahead of the pack when it comes to leading the way forward in world FinTech...", says City Minister, Simon Kirby.
Sale process underway to recover £15.65 billion from Bradford and Bingley assets for UK taxpayers.
The Joint Exchequer Committee (Wales) met yesterday to continue talks about establishing funding arrangements.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, meets with finance ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for constructive discussion.
The Chancellor has confirmed two new appointments to the Financial Services Trade and Investment Board (FSTIB).
Katharine Braddick has been appointed to the role of Director General, Financial Services at HM Treasury.
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury David Gauke speaking at the launch of the National Needs Assessment.
It has become clear that creating the conditions to allow a competitive market to emerge could not be balanced with sufficient consumer protections.
The National Infrastructure Commission is to be put on a permanent footing to help build a bigger, better and greater Britain.
"... the government will keep fighting to get the best possible deal for British business, and make Brexit a success", says City Minister, Simon Kirby.
Major banks including HSBC UK, Santander, RBS and Lloyds have published ground-breaking gender strategies, committing them to ambitious targets for the number of women they employ in senior roles.
“We want to make it as easy as possible for consumers to access the financial guidance they need”, say government Ministers
Next phase in the government’s plan to sell the British taxpayers’ remaining £3.6 billion stake in Lloyds Banking Group will begin shortly.
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