英媒：里夫斯欲“逼储入市” 以强制性手段引导资金流向

Core Viewpoint - The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Reeves, plans to reduce the annual cash Individual Savings Account (ISA) limit to £12,000 to encourage savings into the UK stock market, amidst concerns over a lack of corporate listings and companies moving to the US market [1] Group 1: ISA Limit Changes - The ISA limit will be decreased from the current £20,000 to £12,000, which is higher than the previously considered £10,000 cap [1] - The decision aims to redirect more cash into London-listed companies, addressing the issue of limited corporate listings in the UK [1] Group 2: Industry Reactions - The proposed changes faced strong opposition from ISA providers and the UK Investment Association, leading to the abandonment of the voluntary "British-style ISA" plan that required at least 20% of funds to be allocated to UK stocks [1] - The budget proposal is part of a broader reform of the ISA system, reflecting the government's efforts to stimulate investment in domestic markets [1]