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    UK's Reeves to meet key financial services sectors

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 20, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    Rachel Reeves, UK Finance Minister, prepares to meet key financial services sectors like banking and insurance to discuss growth strategies, reflecting the government's commitment to economic development.
    Finance Minister Rachel Reeves discussing UK financial services growth strategy - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Rachel Reeves will meet with UK financial sectors to develop a growth strategy, focusing on banking and insurance, with plans to publish in spring.

    UK's Rachel Reeves to Engage with Key Financial Services Sectors

    LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Rachel Reeves said on Monday she would meet representatives from key financial services sectors, such as banking and insurance, over the coming months to formulate a new growth and competitiveness strategy.

    "I am committed to working hand-in-hand with the industry to make sure that our plans are informed by those who both provide and utilise financial services," Reeves said in a statement.

    The government, which aims to publish its financial services growth and competitiveness strategy in the spring, said the industry was identified as one of the eight main growth-driving sectors in its broader industrial strategy.

    The announcement comes after reports that Banco Santander could potentially scale back its business in Britain, with a person familiar with the matter telling Reuters that the Spanish bank was reviewing its presence in the country.

    Reeves, who has urged regulators to eliminate barriers to growth, will seek the industry's views on "the best way to deliver long-term in the sector and across the country" in the planned meetings, the government statement added.

    The country's finance watchdog has said it would "take greater risks" to support the government's drive for more economic growth but warned the approach would lead to more failures and harm to consumers and businesses.

    (Reporting by Sarah Young, writing by Muvija M, editing by William James and Catarina Demony)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Rachel Reeves plans to meet financial sectors for strategy development.
    • •Focus on banking and insurance to enhance competitiveness.
    • •Government aims to publish strategy in spring.
    • •Banco Santander may scale back UK operations.
    • •Finance watchdog to take greater risks for growth.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UK's Reeves to meet key financial services sectors

    1What is Rachel Reeves' role in the UK government?

    Rachel Reeves is the British finance minister, committed to collaborating with the financial services industry.

    2What sectors will Rachel Reeves meet with?

    She will meet representatives from key financial services sectors, including banking and insurance.

    3What is the government's goal regarding financial services?

    The government aims to publish a financial services growth and competitiveness strategy in the spring.

    4What concerns have been raised regarding Banco Santander?

    Reports indicate that Banco Santander may scale back its business in Britain, as it is reviewing its operations.

    5What approach is the finance watchdog considering?

    The finance watchdog has stated it would take greater risks to support economic growth, although this may lead to more failures.

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