Digital economy

A new push for Digital ID within AML?

Read techUK's insight on the Chancellor's Mansion House speech

Guest blog by Dhritiman Mukherjee, Managing Partner, Banking & Financial Services & Dr. Łukasz Dutkiewicz, Director, Business Development, DXC Technologies

Guest blog by Tom Simmons, Director, Private Markets Development, London Stock Exchange. Tom outlines how the London Stock Exchange is looking to launch a new market – The Private Securities Market - its venue for PISCES that will support tech businesses with unlocking liquidity when they need it, on their terms.

On Monday 7 July, techUK partnered with held a roundtable focused on the topic of female entrepreneurship and the case for the Tech Sector. This event brought together over 20 women founders, leaders, and government stakeholders.

Fenway’s CTO Adrian Ward explains why many firms preparing for motor finance redress may still be underestimating what their data needs to deliver

techUK outlines what the latest government's trade strategy means for the tech sector - centring digital services, transformative technologies, and innovation-led growth - but also what is missing

A few weeks ago, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the UK Government’s long-awaited Spending Review. This has since been followed by the Industrial Strategy and Digital and Technologies Sector Plan (along with other sector plans).  Read more here.

The UK Government has launched a new Trade Strategy - setting out sets out how the UK aims to boost international trade, support high-growth sectors, and strengthen resilience against global disruptions

Ahead of the delivery of the UK government’s Industrial Strategy white paper, TechUK sets out how the tech sector can drive growth, and the steps the government should take to harness it.

During London Tech Week, Tech Nation released their 2025 Report ‘Unlocking the UK’s Growth Potential’, detailing a comprehensive overview of the UK tech ecosystem

Last week, London Tech Week and the Spending Review brought much energy to the tech sector. But as we await the UK government’s 'full' growth offer – including the delivery of the modern industrial strategy - time to take stock on recent policy announcements relevant for scale-ups.

On Tuesday 10 June, techUK brought together key stakeholders from the ecosystem to continue our campaign to better support scaling tech firms to scale and stay in the UK.

techUK outlines its initial review of 'what was in it for tech' for the multi-year Spending Review 2025. Scroll down for a list of today’s announcements.

The UK’s £86 billion R&D funding plan is a major step for regional innovation and growth. In this blog, techUK shares its reaction and what needs to happen next to turn ambition into impact.

The Spending Review and modern industrial strategy mark historic moments that will define this parliament and the rest of the decade. But if the next few weeks have any hopes of providing a ‘launchpad for businesses’, actions must better support women in the economy – placing them front and centre to provide the certainty that inspires active participation.