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Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Harriett Baldwin, spoke at the launch of the Financial Centres of Excellence initiative.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Ministers, central bank governors, and regulators from around the world meet in Manchester to discuss the Islamic finance sector’s growth.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury's speech to the Association of Foreign Bankers Lunch
HMRC figures published show that over 230,000 people have used the new pension freedoms introduced 1 year ago.
Major new fund launched to drive cutting-edge research, innovation and skills across the Midlands Engine.
Over 20 countries join UK-led initiative to automatically share ownership information for companies.
Toasts are raised to Budget’s beer duty freeze and the growth of UK breweries ahead of St George’s day.
Public sector pay awards for 2016-17 are announced by the Chief Secretary
The Home Secretary has set out the most significant changes to the UK’s anti-money laundering and terrorist finance regime in over a decade.
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury spoke to government non-executive directors about the importance of continued savings in public spending.
Treasury analysis on the EU shows UK will be worse off by £4,300 a year per household if Britain votes to leave, the Chancellor explains.
HM Treasury analysis on the EU referendum shows that a vote to leave would mean Britain would be permanently poorer. Here's what you need to know.
Britain will be worse off by £4,300 a year per household if Britain votes to leave European Union, new analysis published today (18 April 2016) by the Treasury shows.
As an external member of the MPC, Michael Saunders will hold one of nine votes to decide the future path of UK monetary policy.
The Chancellor, alongside his G5 counterparts, has written to the G20 urging progress towards a fully global exchange of beneficial ownership information.
The UK enters ground-breaking deal to tackle tax evasion and corruption with Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
By 2050, antimicrobial resistance could reduce global GDP by up to 3.5% – a cumulative cost of $100 trillion.
Harriett Baldwin's speech at an industry forum on the Financial Advice Market Review.
Economic Secretary, Harriett Baldwin speaking at Innovate Finance's Global Summit.
FinTech Bridges, an industry-led FinTech Panel and a professional services hub will ensure the UK remains FinTech capital of the world.
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