Chatsworth is proud to be the communications partner for ICMA’s FinTech & Digitalisation Forum 2026, bringing together many of the world’s leading capital markets practitioners, policymakers and technology experts to discuss the future of international financial markets.
“For anyone that is building now, you have to plan your communication strategy very, very early”, shares Richard Baker, CEO and Founder of Tokenovate, a UK fintech automating post-trade in capital markets and one of Chatsworth’s clients.
“ICMA is proving itself as a convener, builder of networks, and a hub for industry priorities.” – ICMA Chief Executive, Bryan Pascoe
Chatsworth is proud to be ICMA’s communications partner for its annual conference and AGM in London this month.
Accelex appointed Chatsworth to build its brand recognition and share-of-voice to bring in new leads and grow the company’s standing among investors.
As the saying goes, a rising tide lifts all boats, and the news that tinned tuna maker Princes is planning a $2bn public flotation has certainly made a splash, buoying hopes that London’s IPO waters are stirring once again.
Can the UK become the number one destination for financial services businesses by 2035?
In June 2025, the FCA announced the final rules for the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES). The framework establishes a structured environment for buying and selling shares in private companies.
We have the date. UK financial services firms must now accelerate their plans to automate for the move to T+1
Capital markets technology firm, Globacap, appointed Chatsworth to build its brand recognition among investment managers, advisory firms and exchanges as it moves to digitise infrastructure in rapidly growing private markets.
To the London Stock Exchange, for the launch of New Financial’s report into the state of smaller listed companies in the UK.
The T+1 Technical Group’s interim report by Andrew Douglas outlines recommendations for the practical steps the UK needs to take to move to a faster settlement cycle.
Chatsworth has been chosen as communications partner for the ICMA Fintech and Digitalisation Forum 2024.
TheCityUK has published its manifesto aimed at guiding the next government towards retaining London’s position as an international finance centre
Chatsworth clients are joining their fellow desk heads, business leads and other e-trading professionals as the calendar goes into overdrive with FILS Connect and FIX Trading’s EMEA conference.
With the UK struggling to attract retail investor participation, the government must focus on modernising shareholder infrastructure to encourage engagement.
New research from equity management platform Ledgy provides hope for the future of UK IPOs.
The UK edition of Chatsworth client MillTechFX’s global research report reveals that UK fund managers are prioritising FX hedging despite lower volatility.
Euroclear has settled its first digital bond, a World Bank issuance on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange that raised 100 million euros ($106 million) for sustainable development activities. This is not a sandbox or proof of concept project. It is a live market issuance, and it demonstrates the role distributed ledger technology (DLT) can play in transforming capital markets.
Chatsworth client Globacap has secured the backing of capital markets heavyweights in a $21m Series B funding round. It plans on using the fresh injection of capital to ramp up marketing, expand geographically and build on its successful products.
The latest report in Chatsworth client MillTechFX’s global research report reveals a lack of transparency in FX is a real issue for corporates in the UK.
Chatsworth client Neo has made huge strides over the past couple of years and has now cleared more than €10 billion through its corporate multi-currency accounts.
We worked with the SWIFT team to create a campaign to stimulate conversation around SIBOS.
The UK’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) market has been grabbing headlines across the globe. Recent developments, such as SoftBank’s decision to list chip maker Arm in the US, have caused real concern about London’s future as a tech hub.
Research from Chatsworth client Neo reveals the challenges faces by SMEs when it comes to cross-border payments and how they are tackling them.
