Talent Migration - Talent will continue to leave the UK ecosystem due to global competition [1][2] - Founders and CEOs are departing for countries with more favorable tax policies [2] - The UK is competing with the US, Dubai, Switzerland, Monaco, Lisbon, and Milan in a global war for talent [2] Budget Impact - The budget is considered bland and uninspiring for entrepreneurial communities [3] - The budget is not perceived as a growth-oriented budget [3] - Changes to stamp duty for UK IPOs are viewed as insufficient to solve underlying problems [3][4] IPO Market Sentiment - Top founders are not inclined to list in London [4] - Stamp duty holiday for UK IPOs is seen as merely rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic [3][4]

We saw actually some UK stocks benefiting yesterday the footsie to 50 point liking what it heard by the end of the day at least in specific sectors. We say it was a bit divided, but some of the brokers wealth managers too, did pretty well. How did you see it go down with stocks.Yeah, absolutely. I think generally because the budget was pretty okay actually, like it was quite positive. I think for markets generally, you had premium come out across assets, including equities and certainly within equities, the ...

So finally, Chancellor, you've effectively just broken your promise made after the last budget not to raise taxes again. Will you now rule out more tax rises whether directly or by stealth this parliament. >> So last year I had to close the black hole in the public finances left by the Conservatives. Uh and um in the budget last year um I lived within the forecast set by the OBR.uh they have now changed their forecasts around productivity and they are very clear that's nothing to do with the policy of this ...

Government Policy - UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced over 80 policies in the budget on November 26 [1] Key Announcement - The budget announcement on November 26 details who benefits and who is disadvantaged [1]

So finally, Chancellor, you've effectively just broken your promise made after the last budget not to raise taxes again. Will you now rule out more tax rises, whether directly or by stealth, this Parliament. So last year I had to close the black hole in the public finances left by the Conservatives. And in the budget last year I lived within the forecast set by the bill.They have now changed their forecasts around productivity and they are very clear that's nothing to do with the policy of this government. ...

Chancellor, before you began your budget, the Office for Budget Responsibility somewhat stole your thunder with its surprise leak of its forecast. Should its boss, Richard Hughes, be sacked. Well, Richard Hughes and the OPI have confirmed that they are launching, they have launched an investigation into what happened, obviously was a serious breach.They have apologised for that and put out a full statement. The leak aside, are you happy with the market reaction today. I think it's best for the Chancellor's ...

So Rachel Reeves budget, everything you need to know in 60 seconds. Honestly, it is all small business consumption tax changes which will be implemented between 2027 and 2030. Honestly, it's window dressing. It's rearranging the debt chairs on the Titanic. A failure to tackle anything material like social welfare costs, triple lock, energy costs, immigration, refugee costs, defense spending. The policies and tax changes just don't meet a materiality threshold. A billion here and a billion there in the conte ...

"We're seeing their true colours today"UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts Conservatives MPs as she announces the end of the two-child benefit cap in her budgethttps://t.co/0ZDXrC5K2f https://t.co/kVugfWe80W ...

Britain’s economic watchdog has released details of the budget early, apparently by accident. It confirms a freeze on income-tax thresholds, and a “mansion tax”. Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is about to deliver her (now leaked) plans to Parliament https://t.co/XVJAgxZAs4 ...

Predictions point to a budget that plugs Britain’s fiscal gap with a patchwork of small tax rises and keeps Labour backbenchers content with more spending and limited cuts. That would bring long-term risks https://t.co/kErpcvUrbl ...