THE FUTURE OF THE CITY OF LONDON

What will determine whether London strengthens or risks ceding its position as a global financial centre? Explore our new report, informed by leading City voices, which examines four plausible futures for London and the strategic choices that will shape the next decade.

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News: AG delivers 17% headline growth to maintain strong momentum

We have posted record financial performance for the 12 months to 30 April 2026.

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News: AG opens for business in Amsterdam

We are excited to share that we have entered the Netherlands’ market with the opening of Amsterdam as our 22nd office following the completion of the integration of leading independent firm Florent.

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Webinar: Everything Financial Services briefing

Can London maintain its competitive edge in a changing financial landscape? Hear insights from financial services industry leaders as they discuss growth, capital, regulation and AI, and debate what London must do to remain one of the world's leading financial centres.

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AG promotes 17 new Partners

AG announces 17 Partner promotions across the UK, Europe and Middle East, reflecting continued investment and AG2030 growth momentum.

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Podcast: Growth, regulation and trust: getting the balance right in a global market

In this episode of Everything Financial Services, Christina Proffitt is joined by David Pygott and James Southworth to explore how regulation, enforcement and litigation influence growth, investment and trust across the financial services sector.

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More Than a Token Gesture: A jargon-free guide to the tokenisation of real-world assets

Tokenisation could transform how real-world assets are owned, traded and settled. It could cut costs, accelerate transactions, and automate processes that currently depend on multiple intermediaries.

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