Company was part of London’s bumper crop of 2021 IPOs but was taken private two years ago at 90% discount

Building society chiefs will this week intensify their protests against the chancellor's plans to cut cash ISA limits by warning that it will push up borrowing costs for homeowners and businesses.

The date for Trump's tariffs to take effect has been extended, with deals being sent to countries from Monday evening, the president said.

Justin King, one of Britain's most prominent businessmen, is in the frame to become the next head of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.

The government has declined to rule out a "wealth tax" after former Labour leader Neil Kinnock called for one to help the UK's dwindling finances.

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International Chamber of Commerce says overhaul of rules could help plug £22bn funding gap

Permission to offer credit cards to 11mn British customers still pending as fintech nears 1st anniversary of becoming a bank

Territory boosted by Chinese companies looking to raise money in currency pegged to US dollar

Beijing takes advantage of prices at 5-year lows for metal vital to steel and EV batteries in push to secure supply chains

State school endowments see falling valuations as a prime opportunity to get in as public market expectations dim

Stablecoin issuers and traders are attracted by yields on offer and potential use as collateral in some derivatives transactions

High demand from consumers for the cheaper but more technically challenging metal is testing designers’ creativity

A buoyant fine minerals market reflects rising demand for aesthetically pleasing specimens

Post Office scandal victims are calling for redress schemes to be taken away from the government completely, ahead of the public inquiry publishing its first findings.

A British fintech which counts Standard Life among its key clients is close to finalising one of the industry's biggest funding rounds so far this year.

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead