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Fintechs urge Reeves to incentivise floats to spice up flagging London market

By Editorial Board Published July 9, 2025 2 Min Read
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Fintechs urge Reeves to incentivise floats to spice up flagging London market

A few of Britain’s main monetary know-how corporations have urged the chancellor to incentivise them to listing on London’s flagging inventory market or threat seeing them flip to rival worldwide exchanges.

Sources briefed on the assembly stated the chancellor was pressed to contemplate permitting buyers in newly listed corporations to learn from stamp responsibility holidays or capital features tax cuts as a method of encouraging fast-growing companies to drift within the UK.

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One stated that had “listened” to the strategies from trade executives, however had not expressed an opinion on them.

The pleas got here days after knowledge was revealed displaying the London Inventory Change had had the worst begin to a 12 months by quantity of funds raised via preliminary public choices in at the least three many years.

Ms Reeves plans to limit the quantity that may be saved in money ISAs in an try to attract extra capital into public markets – though that call too is going through stiff opposition from some quarters.

A few of Britain’s main fintechs, equivalent to digital financial institution Monzo – which was fined greater than £20m for anti-money laundering failures this week – are contemplating floating in London or New York.

Revolut and Zilch are additionally anticipated to contemplate each itemizing venues significantly once they resolve the time is true to go public.

A Treasury spokesperson stated: “Fintech is the future of financial services.

“Subsequent week’s Mansion Home will set out how we plan to assist the sector to thrive.”

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