The APPG on Fair Business Banking has published its report on de-banking, De-Banking Report 2024, which reveals a growing problem: individuals and businesses are increasingly being denied access to vital banking services and often find themselves unable to establish why.
Download PDFThe APPG on Fair Business Banking has published its report on compensation schemes, Building a Framework for Compensation and Redress, which analyses a number of compensation schemes to try and identify the key building blocks of a fast and fair compensation scheme.
Download PDFThe APPG on Fair Business Banking and the APPG on Anti-Corruption & Responsible Tax have published their Economic Crime Manifesto, setting out what measures are necessary in the second Economic Crime Bill to effectively tackle dirty money.
Download PDFFollowing an in-depth call for evidence and a consultative roundtable, the APPG on Fair Business Banking and City law firm Humphries Kerstetter are proud to publish its report on the insolvency profession.
Download PDFFollowing a call for evidence, four inquiry sessions, and a consultative roundtable, the APPG on Fair Business Banking is proud to launch their report on financing the UK's SMEs.
Download PDFFollowing a series of roundtables with leaders from finance, industry and the public sector, the Green Finance Industry and Bankers for Net Zero have jointly published this paper which explores how best to accelerate the deployment and scale-up of green home technologies across the UK, in particular, how finance can support UK manufacturers.
Download PDFBankers for Net Zero have published a new report on how mobilising SMEs is vital in order to achieve net zero. This paper outlines how the combination of actions from banks and Government can accelerate the progress towards net zero for the UK's approximately 6 million SMEs.
Download PDFOver the last six months, Bankers for Net Zero, in partnership with the UK Green Building Council, has convened a retrofits working group to explore what it will take to unlock that opportunity.
Download PDFThis article is written by Paul Marshall on Denialism: The latest entrants — Lloyds Banking, the Post Office, Clausewitz and the tinkling teacups of the English Judiciary.
Download PDFFrom the Journal on International Banking and Finance Law, this article is written by Paul Marshall on discussing whether the English judiciary favours more towards bankers and banking, compared to individuals and SMEs.
Download PDFThe APPG on Fair Business Banking report into dispute resolution for businesses. This report was published by the Centre for Policy Studies.
Download PDFA briefing paper produced with the assistance of the Parliament of Australia Library and the House of Lords Library on the Australian Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry.
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