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Reeves promises new legislation around reporting rules for UK firms

Chancellor Rachel Reeves
The chancellor has said UK’s rulebook should support economic growth. Photo: Thierry Monasse/ Getty Images

Hameed Shuja

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The announcement is another step in the government’s broader agenda to reshape the UK regulatory landscape and decrease burden on businesses.

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has promised business bosses she will get rid of reporting rules for financial firms which were inherited from the EU, and which she argues are no longer fit for purpose in the UK.

In a meeting with fintech bosses at Downing Street on Tuesday, she said

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