Our Helping Customers in Financial Difficulty Conference 2026 demonstrated the value of bringing together experts and ...

Better infrastructure is part of the answer; better connections between its parts are just as important. The discussion has ...

The UK's commitment of £31 million to strengthen fraud intelligence sharing marks an important step in the fight against ...

Existing policy protocols for agentic buildout v. new requirements. The Mills Review and the two HM Treasury publications (AI ...

At this year's Green Party Conference, climate resilience, housing and technology featured heavily, revealing areas for future collaboration, despite clear differences over banking policy and a ...

UK Finance has responded to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum’s Call for Input on Authentication and Trust, setting out the opportunities digital verification could create for consumers, ...

Volatility on global bond markets has continued in recent weeks, with yields on 10-year bonds in the UK, US, and France (and others) hitting their highest levels since the early 2000’s in late ...

The UK has committed £31 million to get banks, telcos, and police sharing fraud data faster. The harder problem starts once it lands. The opinions expressed here are those of the authors. They do not ...

At its simplest, digital verification could allow people and businesses to prove trusted information about themselves quickly and securely, without repeatedly providing the same documents and ...

UK Finance supports Ofcom’s proposals on identity verification and believes effective verification can help reduce fraud, impersonation and repeat offending online. The benefits will depend on robust, ...

UK banks have collaborated to complete the first live customer transactions using tokenised sterling deposits, marking a major milestone for payments innovation in the UK. Tokenised deposits are ...