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Key points from Rachel Reeves’s Leeds reforms
The measures include reforming key banking rules, cutting red tape in the City, and encouraging more retail investing. Rachel Reeves has set out a package of financial services reforms she hopes will stimulate more investment and deliver a boost to the economy. The measures include reforming key banking rules, cutting red tape in the City, and getting more people moving cash out of savings and into stocks and shares. The Chancellor said the “Lee…
Leeds Reforms are a big step in the right direction, but issues remain and government could be bolder - Wealth DFM
The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) has responded to the Leeds Reforms, a package of measures announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves to cut red tape and boost the financial system. Richard Stone, Chief Executive of the Association of Investment Companies (AIC), said: “We strongly support the industry-wide campaign to get more people investing. We need a real push to improve financial literacy and promote a better understanding of risk, …
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