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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.
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
The size growth & penetration of sustainable finance activity in global markets
A reality check on ESG
Our eighth Annual Review monitors the progress of signatories against their Charter commitments and holds them to account
HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter – Annual Review 2024
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
February 2025
A short manifesto of reforms for UK capital markets to drive investment, growth, and competitiveness
UK capital markets: a manifesto for growth
UK pensions and capital markets with Dame Julia Hoggett
October 2025
A private in-person roundtable discussion to discuss our upcoming paper on ‘How to boost investment by UK pensions in UK equities’,
Annual EU capital markets benchmarking report launch
A webinar to launch our 11th benchmarking report on the size, growth, and depth of EU capital markets.
Private dinner with Ashley Alder, Chair of the Financial Conduct Authority
November 2025
A small private dinner hosted by with Ashley Alder, chair of the FCA to discuss the evolution of regulation and supervision in the UK
Report launch: The future of European equity market structure
EU & UK capital markets
A virtual event focusing on European equity market structure
Roundtable with Johanna Lybeck Lilja, Swedish Ministry of Finance
A private in-person roundtable discussion with Johanna Lybeck Lilja, state secretary at the Swedish Ministry of Finance
