There is significant concern about the long-term decline in liquidity in London markets due to structural, regulatory, and market factors. Find out what the CBI is doing about it.
The challenge businesses are facing
There is significant concern about the long-term decline in liquidity in London markets due to structural, regulatory, and market factors. While the government and regulators have made some significant headway on addressing this through the Edinburgh and Mansion House reforms, amongst others, we feel there is still more to do including a greater role for the business community to feed in solutions into this debate.
What the CBI is asking for
The profile of the CBI’s membership means we are uniquely placed to fill this gap by convening a group of CEOs and Chairs from across the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250. This group will be supported by the Capital Markets Working Group, which represents businesses from a wider spectrum of the business community with an interest in the attractiveness of UK equity markets. Our focus will be on identifying strategic and policy recommendations on structural, regulatory, and governance ref
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