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City Jobs Increase 10.4% In One Year

The City of London is about creating wealth, enriching the business & built environment, and sharing prosperity through philanthropy. As workers in the City vote as well as residents, we pay particular attention to our annual surveys. At the time of Brexit, 2016, we had 525,000 workers. At the time of the November 2023 survey we had 615,000 workers. The latest survey just published shows 678,00 workers, an increase of 10.4%.

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Expanding into the UK: a guide for international financial services firms

The City of London Corporation has created a guide for financial services businesses expanding into the UK. This practical resource will help firms to navigate the UK regulatory system and seek authorisation.
 
Expanding into the UK: a guide for international financial services firms, developed with global law firm Hogan Lovells, provides a clear outline of what to expect. It offers: An explanation of the main elements of the UK’s regulatory regime; Guidance on which regulator – the FCA or the PRA – firms should obtain authorisation from; A step-by-step overview of how to obtain authorisation, and the timeline for the application process;  Sector-specific insights for banking, fintech, insurance and asset management firms; Further practical steps for setting up a business in the UK. With a skilled workforce, global connectivity, and a world-leading regulatory framework, the UK offers unparalleled opportunities for growth and innovation. Building your business here is an opportunity to connect with a vibrant ecosystem of experts, innovators and leaders across financial services and technology.
 
The City of London Corporation is here to help. Get in touch to start your journey.
 
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Dockless E-bikes – The Straight & Narrow

TfL, London Councils and London boroughs are developing a co-ordinated contract to manage dockless e-bikes in London to improve walkways for pedestrians, whilst increasing the quality and sustainability of services in London. In the meantime, the City of London Corporation has set up a dedicated mailbox for the public to raise complaints regarding dockless bikes, which will allow for better monitoring and effective responses to issues raised.

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