New group to promote UK professional services

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Last week saw the inaugural meeting of the Professional Services Global Competitiveness (PSGC) group.

Established to focus on keeping the UK's professional services globally competitive and look at medium and longer-term issues affecting the sector, the group is co-chaired by the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Kitty Ussher MP and Sir Michael Snyder, senior partner at Kingston Smith. The PSGC group will meet monthly, and report back to the Chancellor's High-Level Group on city competitiveness, which aims to promote London as the leading international financial centre. Kitty Ussher MP said: "The Chancellor has prioritised making London and the whole UK a globally competitive financi...

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