Our end of year member update rounds up another busy few months for our industry. It also provides some key facts about our reach, engagement and influence in 2024.

Scottish Financial Enterprise has selected Daniel-Pilley and Jess Insall to co-chair the organisation’s flagship Young Professionals Network

We’re calling on the Scottish Government to recognise its income tax policy is not working and take action in next week’s budget to address growing divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK.

The 2024 Scottish Financial Services Awards, sponsored by EY, took place in Glasgow last night, celebrating the contribution of firms and individuals to Scotland’s world class finance industry over the past year.

SFE YP is looking to recruit a new Chairperson to lead and inspire our network; to play a primary role in shaping the network’s strategy and trajectory for the years ahead; and to act as the face and voice of the organisation across the industry.

SFE issues response to UK budget calling on government to do more to drive economic growth

We’ve launched a new skills hub that will help thousands of Scots better understand the jobs and careers available in the financial services industry, helping them identify the right opportunities and apply for roles.

Jackie brings over 25 years’ experience in financial services to the role. She joined Lloyds Banking Group in 2010 and is currently the firm’s Chief Customer and Distribution Officer and Chair of its Scottish Executive Committee.

Scotland’s two largest cities have both improved their position in the latest Z/Yen Global Green Finance Index.

We are pleased to announce former cabinet minister Amber Rudd as the host of the 2024 Scottish Financial Services Awards, sponsored by EY.

Scotland’s two largest cities have improved their position in the latest edition of the internationally recognised Z-Yen Global Financial Centres Index.

In our latest insight blog, Margaret Johnson discusses how Morgan Stanley became the first Scottish based financial services company to receive platinum standard status from Investors in Young People Scotland

The annual Scottish Financial Services Awards, sponsored by EY, are the industry-wide celebration recognising the contribution that firms and individuals have made to the sector and to wider society.

The latest research from TheCityUK shows how Scotland’s financial and related professional services industry is a critical driving force of jobs and economic growth across the nation.

SFE welcomes shift in tone and new ideas, but delivery is key, and business will be closely watching to see whether warm words are met with action.

SFE YP are delighted to present our latest blog written by the Mental Health & Wellbeing Workstream which provides insight into the topic of movement in the workplace as well as the effects of this on our mental & physical wellbeing.

The Scottish Financial Enterprise Young Professionals Network (SFE YP) is looking to fill a number of Workstream Contributor Roles.

SFE Chief Executive and Developing the Young Workforce Chair Sandy Begbie calls on employers to embrace the #NoWrongPath campaign and discusses the different options available to all young people as they look to their future.

In our latest insight blog Sawn Hyams analyses the FCA’s recent Consumer Duty event, pinpointing the themes that the FCA are likely to be looking at in their supervisory activity with firms over the next year or so.

Sue Dawe has been appointed as chair of Scottish Financial Enterprise (SFE) with immediate effect. She brings over 35 years’ experience to the role and currently leads EY’s Financial Services Practice in Scotland.