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Who we are

New Financial is a think tank that makes the case for bigger and better capital markets in the UK and Europe as a force for social and economic good.
 

Our latest reports

September 2025

Five potential reforms to defined benefit contribution pensions to increase investment in UK listed equities

How to boost investment in UK equities by UK pensions

June 2025

The size growth & penetration of sustainable finance activity in global markets

A reality check on ESG

June 2025

How can firms accelerate annual progress beyond one percentage point?

HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter – focus on acceleration

May 2025

Examples of investment accounts and tax wrappers in Europe and worldwide - and what the EU and member states can learn from them

Designing savings and investment accounts in the EU

June 2025

Exploring the potential for reforming ISAs in the context of the government review of ISAs and its ambition to widen retail participation

Reforming ISAs

April 2025

An in depth look at UK and European companies that have moved their primary listing to the US market over the past decade

A reality check on international listings

Upcoming member events

DEI What’s on your mind? High tea

December 2025

Driving diversity

An opportunity to discuss thoughts and ideas with DEI peers

The impact of AI on the financial services sector with the FSSC

December 2025

Driving diversity

A virtual roundtable discussion with the FSSC on the impact of AI on the UK financial services workforce

Roundtable discussion with Sarah Pritchard, deputy chief executive, FCA

January 2025

UK capital markets

An in-person roundtable discussion with Sarah Pritchard, deputy chief executive of the FCA to discuss rebalancing risk and rebuilding trust

DEI themes - What we expect in 2026

January 2026

Driving diversity

An informal discussion of the big themes across diversity, equity and inclusion for the year ahead

European capital markets: what’s on your mind?

January 2026

EU capital markets

A virtual event to discuss the busy year ahead in European capital markets policy and reform.

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