UK investors believe 'government does not have their back' on Brexit
According to EISA survey
The majority of UK investors believe the government is failing the financial services sector in its approach to Brexit negotiations, with half worse off today than they were before the referendum.
A survey commissioned by the Enterprise Investment Scheme Association (EISA) found 59% of UK investors - amounting to 17 million people, according to the report - do not think the government is doing a...
More on Regulation
Capital Group's Polak: Q4 2018 volatility was 'just what the doctor ordered'
Focus on digital disruption
Quilter gender pay gap stagnates as 'more needs to be done'
Median gender pay gap remains flat at 29%
FCA fines Hargreave Hale and R&M over IPO misconduct scandal while Newton given immunity
Hargreave Hale seeking legal advice
IA takes aim at diversity and exec pensions ahead of AGM season
Will 'red top' worst offenders
More news
Capital Group's Polak: Q4 2018 volatility was 'just what the doctor ordered'
Focus on digital disruption
Avoiding the 'ethical' trap
Taking responsible investing more seriously
Quilter gender pay gap stagnates as 'more needs to be done'
Median gender pay gap remains flat at 29%
Calling all green tech innovators: Last chance to apply for BusinessGreen pitch event
Deadline for applications: 22 February
Interview: Where will the ECB go post QE?
Industry Voice: Today Lyxor ETF interviews Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Societe Generale Chairman and formerly "Italy's man at the ECB".