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Results of the Fintech Founders Annual Survey sponsored by Evelyn Partners
Results of the Fintech Founders Annual Survey 2024 – carried out between July and September this year shows an unprecedented number of fintech founders consider leaving the UK:
43%
of fintech founders have considered leaving the UK in the past year
50%
of fintech founders say their voice is not heard by regulators and policymakers.
1/3
of founders report that difficulty with access to funding is their key constraint in growing their innovative businesses.
UK
is at risk of losing its position as a world-leader of fintech.
Tackling the topics that matter to fintechs
Evelyn Partners: A pro-growth Budget wishlist
As the Chancellor prepares for her first Budget, our Evelyn Partners tax experts consider Rachel Reeves’ pro-growth agenda and what they would advocate for from a tax policy perspective to support these plans.
Transfer pricing opportunities for fintechs
Amongst fast-paced commercial growth, transfer pricing can be forgotten, particularly in the UK where many businesses seek to place reliance upon the exemption for small and medium sized businesses (SME exemption). As well as being a compliance obligation, however, transfer pricing is part of a group’s wider tax strategy and needs to be considered. This article explains the risks and opportunities around transfer pricing for fintech businesses.
Spring Budget 2024: what does this mean for the UK fintech industry?
This year’s Spring Budget included a number of optimistic announcements on how the UK Government intends to further support and prioritisation of growing businesses in the UK, which is welcomed across the UK fintech industry.
The Growth Plan: What does it mean for Fintech?
With the ‘mini’ budget proving to be anything but, we take a look at what the Chancellor’s announcements means for fintech.
Charlotte Crosswell: The voice of the fintech industry
Innovate Finance was set up to be the voice of the fintech sector, to tackle issues such as funding or the skills and talent gaps.
Spring Budget 2023: What does it mean for UK fintech?
The Budget contained a number of exciting announcements for fintech businesses, including increased research and development (R&D) tax credits, and reliefs in new investment zones. The changes may however not go far enough to encourage growth at the rates hoped for.