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HMT Women in Finance
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.
October 2025
The size and depth of EU capital markets in the context of the scale and complexity of financial regulation in the EU
A focus on market outcomes: reforming EU financial regulation
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
The shifting dynamics and increased competition in public equity markets in the UK, EU and Switzerland
The future of European equity market structure
June 2025
How can firms accelerate annual progress beyond one percentage point?
HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter – focus on acceleration
A unique analysis of the size of the rulebook for banking, finance & capital markets in the EU
Measuring the volume of EU financial regulation
Exploring the potential for reforming ISAs in the context of the government review of ISAs and its ambition to widen retail participation
Reforming ISAs
Roundtable discussion with Sarah Pritchard, deputy chief executive, FCA
January 2026
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
An informal discussion of the big themes across diversity, equity and inclusion for the year ahead
European capital markets: what’s on your mind?
A virtual event to discuss the busy year ahead in European capital markets policy and reform.
AI and disruptive tech Q&A with the FSSC
February 2026
We will hear from Claire Tunley, Chief Executive of the FSSC, which has been commissioned by HM Treasury to conduct research on this topic
Private in-person discussion with Petra Hielkema, chair of EIOPA
A private in-person roundtable discussion with Petra Hielkema, chair of EIOPA, the European insurance and pensions supervisor.
