Over a third (36 per cent) of UK adults cite not saving consistently from a young age as their biggest financial regret, according to independent research conducted on behalf of Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management.
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10th Jun 2026 | Updated at 05:50pm 10th Jun 2026
Former RAF pilot steers CAB through turbulent turnaround
A former Royal Air Force fighter pilot who once flew Tornado jets at supersonic speeds is now navigating a different kind of high-pressure environment: the financial markets.Neeraj Kapur, 60, chief executive of CAB Payments, is leading a turnaround...
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