Anna Moloney

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Deputy Comment and Features Editor at City A.M.

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UK financial services can still drive growth in a volatile world

6 days ago | cityam.com | Karim Haji |Anna Moloney

Friday 09 May 2025 5:55 am | Updated: Thursday 08 May 2025 4:29 pm UK financial services can still drive growth in a volatile world Geopolitical turmoil is threatening the resilience of UK financial services, but we don’t need to sacrifice growth to protect them, writes KPMG’s Karim Haji As the world tries to make sense of the new order, the last couple of months have been awash with economic and financial forecasts, with many sounding the alarm on financial stability. The Bank of England...
Britain's SMEs must get over their aversion to debt to ramp up growth

1 week ago | cityam.com | Richard Davies |Anna Moloney

Thursday 08 May 2025 5:55 am | Updated: Wednesday 07 May 2025 4:24 pm Britain’s SMEs must get over their aversion to debt to ramp up growth Partner - Charles Russell Speechlys circa 1923: Men stacking silver at the Royal Mint. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Britain’s small businesses can power growth, but only with a rebooted SME finance market, writes Allica Bank CEO Richard Davies By any measure, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the UK economy,...
Now is not the time for Labour's rushed Employment Rights Bill

1 week ago | cityam.com | Howard Leigh |Anna Moloney

Thursday 08 May 2025 5:55 am | Updated: Tuesday 06 May 2025 3:17 pm Now is not the time for Labour’s rushed Employment Rights Bill Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is being rushed through parliament at the cost of small businesses, writes Lord Howard Leigh As someone who has long been involved with the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector, I have felt compelled to speak out this week on the Employment Rights Bill as it passes through the House of Lords. The Bill, which may be well...
Gravita CEO Caroline Plumb

1 week ago | cityam.com | Anna Moloney

Thursday 08 May 2025 6:00 am | Updated: Wednesday 07 May 2025 5:23 pm ‘Richard Branson told me not to start my business’: Gravita CEO Caroline Plumb We dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good.
The Capitalist: City grandees live it up at the City AM Awards

1 week ago | cityam.com | Anna Moloney

Thursday 08 May 2025 6:00 am | Updated: Wednesday 07 May 2025 4:52 pm The Capitalist: City grandees live it up at the City AM Awards Forget the first Monday in May, The Capitalist this week joined City grandees at Guildhall for a behind the scenes look at the City AM Awards Albeit with a little more mention of pension reform than haute couture, City AM rolled out the red carpet on Tuesday night at an event that gave the Met Gala a run for its money, complete with impeccable tailoring and...
British businesses must capitalise on milestone UK-India trade deal

1 week ago | cityam.com | Amarjit Singh |Sangeeta Khorana |Anna Moloney

Wednesday 07 May 2025 11:47 am British businesses must capitalise on milestone UK-India trade deal (Photo by Ashley Allen/Getty Images) British businesses must grab the opportunity from the UK-India trade deal to access one of the world’s fastest growing economies, write Amarjit Singh and Sangeeta Khorana Last week’s meeting between business secretary Jonathan Reynolds and Indian commerce minister Piyush Goyal produced consensus on the much-awaited trade UK–India Free Trade Agreement (FTA)....
The Debate: Does the UK need tougher cybersecurity laws?

1 week ago | cityam.com | Anna Moloney

Wednesday 07 May 2025 5:41 am | Updated: Tuesday 06 May 2025 4:50 pm The Debate: Does the UK need tougher cybersecurity laws? (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) In the wake of a wave of major cyber attacks, is it time for the UK to get tougher on business cybersecurity?
How quantum computing could save the NHS

1 week ago | cityam.com | Ilyas Khan |Anna Moloney

Tuesday 06 May 2025 6:00 am | Updated: Friday 02 May 2025 5:27 pm How quantum computing could save the NHS (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) Quantum computing shoul be embedded into the daily lives of doctors on the NHS frontline, writes Ilyas Khan, founder of Quantinuum, in today’s Notebook The scale of the NHS’ healthcare challenge is undeniable. The UK is getting older, healthcare needs are becoming more complex and there is an increasing emphasis on supporting longer, but also...
Embracing neurodiversity will get the best out of the City's workforce

1 week ago | cityam.com | Alastair King |Anna Moloney

Monday 05 May 2025 9:47 am Embracing neurodiversity will get the best out of the City’s workforce (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) It’s not just the right thing to do, embracing neurodiversity is the key to unlocking the full potention of our workforce, writes Lord Mayor of London Alastair King Renowned autism advocate and scientist Temple Grandin said that “the world needs different kinds of minds to work together”. Diversity of thought is a key ingredient of business success, and the...
Tacking the rise in fraud requires a global response

1 week ago | cityam.com | David Hanson |Anna Moloney

Thursday 01 May 2025 1:38 pm | Updated: Thursday 01 May 2025 1:39 pm Tacking the rise in fraud requires a global response Skyrocketing rates of fraud in the UK necessitate a united and global response, writes minister for fraud Lord HansonFraud ruins lives.