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IRSG response to BoE stablecoins
Read the IRSG's response to the Bank of England’s consultation on a 'Proposed regulatory regime for sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins'.
This landmark report is based on one of the largest industry listening exercises in recent years, drawing on engagement with over 300 senior leaders across industry, government, regulators and academia. It highlights that increasing global competition, technological change and economic challenges mean urgent action is needed to preserve the UK's position and support future growth.
Our latest activity update gives an overview of what we've been working on, including some of our major conferences, latest reports, consultations and international engagement.
IRSG response to BoE stablecoins
Read the IRSG's response to the Bank of England’s consultation on a 'Proposed regulatory regime for sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins'.
Asset management: our new research, and a look ahead
In her latest blog, Anjalika Bardalai, our Chief Economist and Director of Economic Research, presents fresh research into the global asset management sector, examining the UK's expanding international influence and the notable rise of retail investors and alternative assets.
Industry calls for bolder, faster, more decisive reform to secure UK leadership in global finance over next decade
Our new report with PwC UK urges for bolder, faster and more decisive action to ensure the UK can lead in the next era of global finance and drive investment and growth.
UK retains world-leading financial services trade surplus and global hub status
Our annual report, ‘Key facts about the UK as an international financial centre’, sets out the facts and data underpinning the value of UK-based financial and related professional services, demonstrating the scale of its global competitiveness.
Our response to FCA CP25/36 Client categorisation and conflicts of interest
As part of our work to build a nation of investors, we’ve responded to the FCA’s consultation on client categorisation. The proposed reforms would modernise how retail and professional clients are defined, ensuring protections and access to investment better reflect investors’ experience, resilience and risk awareness.
Our response to the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) working paper on non-compete clauses
Our response highlights how the proposed reforms to non-compete clauses threaten to undermine the UK’s competitiveness and its appeal as a destination for business, investment and talent. Restricting such clauses would counteract the government’s policy objectives, especially in knowledge-intensive industries where their benefits are well established.
Collaborating with us on our programme of events is a great opportunity to showcase your brand to leaders, policymakers and senior stakeholders across the industry.
Your business will also be associated with expert thought leadership and unique market insights delivered through keynote speeches or panel debates by high-profile industry experts.
