An increase in positivity has been noted among London-based businesses.
London businesses are taking a more positive approach, new research indicates
As figures released by the Confederation of British Industry and KPMG reveal 86 per cent think the capital is currently a good place to do business, up from the 80 per cent recorded in the previous study carried out in April.
Meanwhile, 47 per cent of senior executives questioned claim to be optimistic about their future prospects, something that could encourage them to seek out competitive
business bank accounts in order to make the most of their income.
Richard Reid, chair for KPMG in London, claimed it is "encouraging" to see an increase in confidence among the capital's businesses.
Indeed, such figures could well lead to an increased appetite for
UK accounts and other financial products among businesses.
In comments made last month, Charles Davies, senior economist for the Centre for Economics and Business Research, pointed out that moves by firms to reduce the amount of money owed on business
credit cards and other forms of debt had hit the nation's gross domestic product "hard".
By Nate Sawyer