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UK General Election: What the manifestos mean for the financial services sector

Polling cards for the general election are seen delivered to a residential letterbox, on June 10, 2024.
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Glenn Hall | NRF, Flupke van den Bogart | Norton Rose Fulbright, Simon Lovegrove | NRF+1

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A summary of the most significant proposals affecting the financial services sector.

The political campaigns ahead of the UK general election on July 4, 2024 are gathering steam. With the three main UK-wide parties having released their manifestoes, we summarise a selection of the most significant proposals affecting those in the financial services sector.

Financial services

Conservative Party

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