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The UK is one of the largest aid donors to Ukraine and has committed over £3.8 billion in assistance.

UK inflation has risen rapidly largely because of global factors such as higher global energy prices and post-pandemic supply chain bottlene

The outcomes of investigations into fraud, scams and economic crime are not centrally collated and we do not assess trends in corporate frau

The Bank of England’s independent Monetary Policy Committee is responsible for the operation of monetary policy, including decisions on Bank

HM Treasury does not routinely monitor the shareholdings of private-sector firms, and has not made an estimate of the amount of shares held

HM Treasury recently published a review of the Money Laundering Regulations (MLRs) 2017 in June 2022 which assessed the effectiveness of the

The UK regularly discusses sovereign debt issues with its international counterparts, including G7 and G20 partners and International Financ

Treasury Ministers and officials have meetings with a wide variety of organisations in the public and private sectors as part of the process

The Government received 86 responses to its consultation on the regulation of Buy-Now Pay-Later.

As the Chancellor laid out in his speech at Mansion House on Tuesday 19th July, the Government will take forward reforms to the UK’s regulat