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.
Big investment, shared rules, and jobs that actually land outside London – finally, UK tech getting some teeth.
Fintech is booming, but you wouldn’t know it from the headlines. The problem is the restrictive definition. Count in digital transformation and the sector is sky rocketing.
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.
It’s great to be here on our home turf once again with clients and friends, networking, speaking and meeting our peers from across the sector at London Tech Week.
The Chatsworth team reflects on our experience at Innovate Finance’s Global Summit (IFGS), one of the most optimistic and energetic fintech events in recent memory.
And so to the City AM 2025 awards where Chatsworth was proud to be up for a gong as a finalist for Consultancy and Advisory Company of the Year.
Innovate Finance Global Summit, London Fintech Week’s flagship event, is back for its 11th year.
Every year, International Women’s Day spotlights female empowerment, and the bold steps being taken by individuals and companies to advance gender equality.
We have the date. UK financial services firms must now accelerate their plans to automate for the move to T+1
Dragons’ Den-backed fintech, Sibstar, appointed Chatsworth to build its brand recognition among investors and potential customers as it moves to empower financially vulnerable groups to live financially independently in a safe and supported way.
With hundreds of fintech events happening each year, choosing the right ones to attend can be overwhelming. Chatsworth is making life easier for fintech CMOs with a rundown of the top fintech events in 2025.
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.
According to new data from KPMG, UK fintechs secured investment worth £5.7bn over the past six months, up from £2bn during the same period in 2023. A flurry of major deals helped the country retain its title as the centre of European fintech funding, but investment figures still fail to match the record highs we saw in 2021.
The AI rubber is 100 miles down the road and speeding up. It will not wait for governments to debate how to regulate.
TheCityUK has published its manifesto aimed at guiding the next government towards retaining London’s position as an international finance centre
The Fintech Corridor appointed Chatsworth as the communications partner for a one-of-a-kind event which connected Ireland’s fintech community with senior fintech leaders in the US.
Over a year ago, Chatsworth predicted that the doldrums of fintech meant it was time to strap in and prepare for take-off. Turns out we were right.
Book a fintech communications health check with the Chatsworth team and explore how we can amplify your fintech story.
The sector’s flagship event kicks off Fintech Week in London on 15-16 April. Delegates will be reflecting on a period of massive change and planning for the road ahead.
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank generated real panic among banks and their clients over deposits and short-term liquidity. One year on, have businesses shored up their banking risk?
