Speaking in the City of London, the Chancellor is expected to announce a package of reforms aimed at driving competition across financial services.

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Chancellor's Mansion House speech vows to rip up red tape - saying post-financial crash rules went 'too far'

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Reeves pledges to rip up red tape as post-2008 crash regulation ‘gone too far’

Rachel Reeves will pledge to rip up financial red tape in a major speech arguing that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have “gone too far”.

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RACHEL Reeves will pledge to rip up financial red tape in a major speech, arguing that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have…

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Rachel Reeves pledges to 'rip up red tape' as 2008 crash regulations 'gone too far'

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves will warn that financial regulation has “gone too far” tonight as she pledges to rip up red tape and put the City watchdogs on a growth footing. In her maiden Mansion House speech in the Square Mile, Reeves is expected to say that regulatory measures brought in since the financial crisis in 2008 have looked to “eliminate risk” and had “unintended consequences” in hampering growth. “We cannot take the UK’s status as a…

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Rachel Reeves will pledge to rip up financial red tape in a major speech arguing that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have “gone too far”. The Chancellor will use her first Mansion House address to say that measures brought in since the crisis to “eliminate risk” have had “unintended consequences” in holding back growth. Speaking in the City of London, Ms Reeves is expected to announce a package of reforms aimed at driving c…

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In her Mansion House speech this evening, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to further flesh out her ideas for steering pension funds, as major institutional investors, to invest in certain types of UK assets that the Government sees as key to boosting UK economic growth – as well as retirement outcomes for the UK’s pension savers. In trying to try unlock up to £80bn in investment in assets like infrastructure and UK growth companies, the Gov…

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Chancellor's Mansion House pension reforms will be challenging among private sector schemes - IFA Magazine

Speaking in the City of London, the Chancellor is expected to announce a package of reforms aimed at driving competition across financial services.  Rachel Reeves will pledge to rip up financial red tape in a major speech arguing that regulatory changes following the 2008 economic crash have “gone too far”. The Chancellor will use her first Mansion House address to say that measures brought in since the crisis to “eliminate risk” have had “unint…

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Chancellor's Mansion House pension reforms will be challenging among private sector schemes

Reeves pledges to rip up red tape as post-2008 crash regulation ‘gone too far’

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