The rise and fall of the £150bn ‘diversified growth fund’ phenomenon

What the investment experiment taught us about the asset management industry

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

UK financial ombudsman hits phones to cut through AI hallucinations

Public sector bodies and courts are being weighed down by tech-assisted complaints that are lengthy and inaccurate

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

Bid for lunch with a top FT journalist in our charity auction

The FT’s financial education charity is celebrating its fifth birthday

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

The reclusive quant billionaire coming into the light

Peter de Putron has spent decades maintaining a low profile. But the scale of his interests is commanding new attention

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

Politicians should ‘look at the UK economy as a CEO would’, says Lloyds Bank’s boss

Head of Britain’s biggest lender talks about tax, AI and why the City of London has fallen behind global rivals

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

Deloitte boss Houston gets 45% pay rise as firm cuts jobs

Big Four accounting firm overhauls UK partnership to widen ownership group but reduces shares for newcomers

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

Oxford Street’s pedestrian revolution is finally here

UK’s leading shopping parade embarks on a controversial transformation project

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

‘Do no harm’ — what gilt investors want from Healey in the Budget

Big bond investors hope for ‘reassurance’ from new chancellor and warn against tweaking key fiscal rules

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

The reclusive quant billionaire coming into the light

Peter de Putron has spent decades maintaining a low profile. But the scale of his interests is commanding new attention

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026

Guernsey, Jersey and other havens rake in revenues from global minimum tax

Offshore hubs expect windfall after raising rates to comply with OECD rules for large multinationals

Posted on Monday October 26, 2026