UK Secures $2.7 Billion Investment in Financial Services

The UK has announced a significant £2 billion investment in its financial services sector from South Korea's Shinhan Financial Group. This investment will target energy, digital assets, and infrastructure projects over the next five years and builds on a previous commitment made in 2023.


Devdiscourse News Desk | London | Updated: 21-07-2025 20:40 IST | Created: 21-07-2025 20:40 IST
UK Secures $2.7 Billion Investment in Financial Services
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The United Kingdom has secured a £2 billion ($2.70 billion) investment from South Korea's Shinhan Financial Group, the nation's oldest banking firm. The announcement made on Monday marks a significant boost to the UK's financial services sector.

This substantial investment is intended to support various initiatives, including energy, digital assets, and infrastructure projects over a five-year period. The move is part of a larger strategy following commitments made in 2023 under the former UK government.

The investment is a testament to the UK's ongoing appeal as a hub for financial innovation and development, promising to bolster the country's economic ties with South Korea and enhance its infrastructure capabilities.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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