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Ongoing insights into how the Government's plan to increase private investment and spur innovation and growth are taking shape.

With economic growth at the forefront of the Labour Government's agenda, our dedicated hub will provide ongoing insights into how the Government's plan to increase private investment and spur innovation and growth are taking shape. Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has stated that economic growth is "our national mission". In an attempt to achieve this and create stability for the long term, the Government has outlined an agenda of regulatory reform. The agenda includes: stimulating the UK's capital markets; a renewed focus on the financial services sector; unlocking private investment through pension funds for start up and scale up businesses; and supporting businesses to scale and grow through the introduction of a new trading platform for private companies. We explore these topics and others, and what they might mean for our clients, in more detail here.

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A new era for London Listings – Will it present an attractive option at the top of the capital raising ecosystem? What will it mean for sound governance?

The Financial Conduct Authority has announced a new listing regime for London effective from 29 July. Less than a week after she became Chancellor, the FCA quotes Rachel Reeves as saying: "These new rules represent a significant first step towards reinvigorating our capital markets, bringing the UK in line with international counterparts and ensuring we attract the most innovative companies to list here."

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It's all about the 'spin' (outs)

Over the past few weeks, we have been subjected to 'spin' from all political parties, but now in the post-election honeymoon, we wait to see what the new Government means for a different kind of 'spin' - the spin-outs from the UK's universities and research institutions.

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