Badenoch Sets Out Conservative Reforms to Make UK ‘Investable’ (opens original article in a new tab)

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch plans to reform UK economic policies to boost investment, including banking regulations, labor markets, and energy costs, as part of efforts to revive the party's political standing.

• Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch outlines reforms to make the UK 'investable' by reducing energy costs, cutting red tape, freeing labor markets, lowering taxes, and championing business.
• Proposed changes include reforming bank capital requirements, replacing the Financial Ombudsman with a new complaints system, and repealing post-crisis banking regulations.
• Badenoch aims to revive the Conservative Party's fortunes by appealing to right-wing voters and opposing Nigel Farage's Reform UK, while criticizing Labour's policies on energy and sanctions.