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Economic Secretary, Harriett Baldwin discusses the Women In Finance Charter, championing gender diversity in financial services.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Yesterday (9 June 2016) Business Minister Anna Soubry led the first cross-government retail roundtable with some of the top high street names.
Her Majesty the Queen will honour 12 of Britain’s leading universities today by creating Regius Professorships as part of her 90th birthday celebrations.
This letter confirms the responsibility of departmental Accounting Officers to give due consideration to all grant commitments to external organisations such as charities.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Greg Hands, discussed economic and investment opportunities and partnerships between the UK and Algeria.
If you’re thinking about opening a Help to Buy: ISA, here’s some useful information.
The Financial Policy Committee's response to HM Treasury's 'Remit and recommendations for the Financial Policy Committee'.
First ever Chinese sovereign RMB bond to be issued outside of China
Exchequer Secretary visits Europe’s biggest bottling plant to warn that leaving the EU would drain investment into the UK.
Proposals to prevent people in occupational schemes facing exit charges for accessing their pensions early have been launched by ministers.
Leaving the EU could damage the North East's reputation as a financial hub, says Economic Secretary Harriett Baldwin.
Treasury's analysis on the immediate economic impact of leaving the EU, shows a vote to leave will push the UK economy into recession - the Chancellor explains.
Harriett Baldwin sets out how a vote to remain in the EU will protect financial services jobs and promote economic growth.
Crossrail 2 could transform travel across the capital, boosting the economy by billions of pounds and supporting thousands of new jobs and homes.
The cost of a 4-person holiday to Europe could rise by £230 following a vote to leave the EU, Treasury analysis shows.
The Prime Minister and the Chancellor spoke at B&Q headquarters, Eastleigh about the short-term economic impact of a vote to leave the EU.
New Treasury analysis shows a vote to leave the EU would tip Britain’s economy into a year-long recession.
Writing in the Telegraph, the Prime Minister and the Chancellor explain the economic shock Britain would face after a vote to leave the EU.
The annual shopping bill of the average British family could go up by more than £220 after a vote to leave the European Union.
Visiting the North West, Harriett Baldwin showcases the crucial role that the financial services sector plays in creating the Northern Powerhouse.
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