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Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne's emergency budget held few surprises for the City but the country's financial services industry is still facing a higher rate of Capital Gains Tax and a levy on banks' balance sheet

UK Government delivers 'unavoidable' budget

The UK's new coalition government delivered Britain's most important and painful budget in decades

The agency broker has moved its Europe chief to Asia and replaced him with a former Goldman Sachs trader

Industry warns on levy's unintended consequences

Balance sheet tax could hit regulatory reform, reduce lending, complicate taxation and damage London's competitiveness

Jefferies continues to reap rewards of healthcare hires

A year to the month since it hired nearly all of UBS' healthcare team, the US bank has landed another big advisory mandate in the sector

Wealthy UK homeowners breathe a sigh of relief

With less than 24 hours to go before the UK Chancellor arrived in parliament to deliver his emergency budget, two clients of property agent Charles McDowell were cracking open the champagne. Now they could be kicking themselves

The wealthy got away lightly in today's UK budget but fears that recession will make a big impact on their personal bottom line are continuing to make an impact on market sentiment

George Osborne's budget was as tough as had been expected - but the financial community can breathe a sigh of relief

Osborne to reinstate tax relief for high earners

Commitment in the emergency budget to review unpopular pensions legislation gets the thumbs up from industry experts

Ex-hedge fund trader handed suspended prison sentence and fine

UK court rules after Anjam Ahmad became the first person to plead guilty to criminal market abuse charge

Nasdaq-listed broker swoops for veteran firm as regulators move to force large parts of the global over-the-counter derivatives markets on to exchanges

Merger with software vendor will hand a boost to investment banks struggling with post-trade issues

Private equity firms are keen for details on capital gains tax and the treatment of debt

How will Osborne's budget, one of the most important and painful in decades, impact sterling

UK buyouts hit five month high as CGT looms

With expectations that the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer is to raise capital gains tax later this afternoon in his emergency Budget, it should not be a surprise that there has been a bit of a surge in buyouts as investors look to cash out a potentially lower tax threshold. In fact, June has already become the busiest month for buyouts for five months, according to Dealogic.

All eyes on Osborne as City awaits emergency budget

Every corner of the UK's financial services industry will be tuned in to parliament at midday as the country's new Chancellor of the Exchequer moves to implement plans for tacking the deficit

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Emergency Budget Special

UK Government delivers 'unavoidable' budget

ITG reshuffles senior management

Industry warns on levy's unintended consequences

Jefferies continues to reap rewards of healthcare hires

Wealthy UK homeowners breathe a sigh of relief

The wealthy fear for the future

The City gets away with it

Osborne to reinstate tax relief for high earners

Ex-hedge fund trader handed suspended prison sentence and fine

GFI eyes rule changes with Kyte deal

Broadridge secures back office deal

Buyout firms braced for tax hike

What does the budget mean for UK pound?

UK buyouts hit five month high as CGT looms

All eyes on Osborne as City awaits emergency budget