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Bank of England deepens long-term Leeds presence
Read the full story: Bank of England deepens long-term Leeds presenceBank of England is deepening its long-term presence in Leeds. Its new Capitol House office will support expansion towards at least 500 employees in the city while central-banking functions remain distributed across Leeds and London.
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4Syte secures GB Bank growth funding
4Syte has secured fresh funding to extend UK SME lending.…
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Exit ready, but not leader ready: the hidden cost of accelerated business transitions
Accelerated exits are exposing succession weaknesses across privately held businesses.…
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Version 1 strikes CreateFuture acquisition deal
The deal will deepen regulated-sector technology expertise across Europe further.…
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Oxford study finds AI screens startup deals
Oxford research finds AI filters startup access to venture partners.…
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Report urges rethink on youth finance
Scottish research urges finance providers to redesign services for youth.…
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Praetura secures NatWest SME lending facility
NatWest has expanded Praetura’s capacity to fund UK businesses further.…
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Disability inclusion awards honour practical progress
Business Disability Forum recognised inclusion work across sectors in London.…
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SNG goes live with Workday platform
SNG completes Workday rollout across core HR and finance operations.…
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US M&A deals of the month: April 2026
April’s biggest US deals rewarded scale, infrastructure, and specialist capability.…
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Opus Technology wins B Corp certification
Opus Technology secures B Corp status after a three-year process.…
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Frasers faces investor opposition over finance chief bonus
Frasers faces investor opposition over its finance chief’s bonus award. Proxy advisers have questioned a £100,000 discretionary payment to Chris Wootton for delivering a new financing package.
