Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced that Labour, if the party wins the next general election, will target the carried interest...

With less than four months to go before the FCA turns off the supply of daily LIBOR (in its well-used form) for most of the 35...

The rush to regulate financial markets to produce ESG outcomes has brought focus to a problem: in the absence of good quality ESG data...

The title of the Wired article is The Fight to Define When AI Is 'High Risk', written by Khari Johnson and published on 1 September. It's...

As the use of cryptocurrencies by investors continues to grow so too does the opportunity for fraud in the cryptocurrency sector. In the...

The UK Government has announced that the temporary concession on remote right to work checks will now continue until at least 5 April 2022. 

Back in December 2020, just before the end of the Brexit transition period which marked the final withdrawal of the UK from the EU's...

Only a year ago, the case of Graham v Lynch [2020] EWHC 986 indicated that the courts may be inclined to exercise their powers to set...

Where does the boundary lie between “hard-nosed” but legitimate negotiating tactics and the use of illegitimate threats or pressure in...

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (the Tribunal) has given Walter Merricks the green light to pursue a claim against Mastercard on...

Rebutting HMRC’s desire to stretch section 29 TMA 1970 still further, the Upper Tier Tribunal (UTT) has recently held that HMRC cannot...

HMRC has announced that the Trust Registration Service (TRS) online portal has been upgraded and will open for registrations by...

Notices of a potential data breach have become facts of life. For companies sending those notices, so have lengthy letters threatening a...

With the ongoing bull run in the cryptocurrency market, governments around the world have been scrambling to regulate the market: China...

The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has published a wide-ranging consultation report on its "recommendations...

The Civil Justice Council has recently published its report on compulsory alternative dispute resolution (the ADR Report) concluding that...