Posted: 16 Sep 2025 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back The UK Investment Landscape is a new analysis of the capital needed to power innovation, productivity and prosperity by 2030. The UK is home to £3.9tn of invested capital and a world-leading financial services sector. But this report highlights a £150bn investment shortfall. £1.4tn contributed to the UK economy from scale-ups Scale-ups alone contribute and employ over 3.2 million people.. Two key initiatives are already underway: The Investment Hub – set to attract £10bn of international capital by 2030. The Mansion House Accord – unlocking £25bn in domestic pension fund investment for infrastructure and high-growth sectors. Together, they could deliver £35bn – one-fifth of the need. But with £115bn still missing, urgent action is required. The City Corporation is calling for: A clear pipeline of investible projects in digital, energy and transport. Regulatory reform to unlock institutional capital. Greater co-investment opportunities in growth sectors. Get the full analysis, data, and insights from the City of London Corporation on how the UK can close its investment gap and unlock sustainable growth. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to X Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Multimedia Opportunities offered by the Berne Financial Services Agreement Jan 2026 - The Berne Financial Services Agreement (BFSA) marks a major milestone in the relationship between the UK and Switzerland Opportunities offered by the Berne Financial Services Agreement Research Report The interconnectedness of EU and UK financial markets Jan 2026 - Five years after the UK left the EU, cross-border financial flows between the two markets still account for a significant share of overall financial activity in both the EU and the UK. The interconnectedness of EU and UK financial markets Research Report AI in financial services: emerging global norms Jan 2026 - This report maps national approaches across different jurisdictions and recommends interoperable, principles‑based supervision anchored in existing frameworks rather than new AI‑specific global rules. AI in financial services: emerging global norms Thought Piece The technologies shaping UK financial services in 2026 Jan 2026 - A look ahead at some of the key developments in financial services innovation to look out for in the coming 12 months. The technologies shaping UK financial services in 2026