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Banks turn to riskier assets for BoE liquidity
Read the full story: Banks turn to riskier assets for BoE liquidityBritish banks are pledging riskier assets for central bank liquidity. Level C collateral used through the Bank of England’s long-term repo facility has risen sharply as lenders adapt to a financial system with fewer abundant reserves.
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BII launches SBTi-aligned net zero guidance for fund managers in emerging markets
British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution, has…
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UK softens EV mandate to shield auto industry from Trump tariffs
The UK government has announced a significant softening of its…
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UK launches world-first nature finance standard to guide green investment
The UK has launched a pioneering set of nature investment…
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China to issue first sovereign green yuan bonds in UK, raising $829 million
China to Launch First Sovereign Green Yuan Bonds in the…
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Britain to invest £1.8 billion to upgrade home energy efficiency for 170,000 households
The UK government has unveiled a £1.8 billion investment package…
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M&G’s climate-focused fund range secures ‘Sustainability Improvers’ label in UK
M&G Investments’ climate-focused fund range has been awarded the UK’s…
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The Tesla Factor: Leading Organisations Through Uncertainty and Change
Adaptive leadership has emerged as the ultimate tool for steering…
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Utilising Analytics for Marketing Campaign Success
From personalised recommendations to real-time campaign adjustments, data-driven marketing has…
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BP makes Ian Tyler permanent chair
BP has appointed Ian Tyler as its permanent board chair. The former Balfour Beatty chief takes the role as BP reshapes its board, portfolio, investment discipline, and balance sheet under chief executive Meg O’Neill.
