VAT and a "no deal"
VAT, at its core, derives from EU law. Inevitably, specific changes would need to be made to the UK’s VAT rules in the event of a...
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A "No Deal" Brexit Checklist
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The debate on off-site manufacturing is heating up
Last month, I commented on the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee report on off-site manufacturing and, in...
FCA scrutinises market abuse risk management at asset managers
The FCA is reportedly sending questionnaires and making supervisory visits to asset management firms, focusing on their market abuse...
FCA activity reaches an all-time high
The Financial Times has reported today that the Financial Conduct Authority (the FCA) had over 500 investigations open in April 2018....
Applying the Tier 2 category to EU citizens will place a huge burden on the Government and employers
The Government has stated on a number of occasions that, once the UK leaves the EU, businesses will be able to continue to recruit and...
Sexual harassment in financial services - the fit and proper test in the #metoo era
Last week's report by the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee into sexual harassment in the workplace looked closely at the...
Fee scrutiny for US private equity managers is part of a wider focus
The topic of yesterday's FT article on new analysis questioning fees by private equity managers is part of a wider focus, particularly by...
Gambling companies face stricter advertising rules and tougher enforcement
The Gambling Commission has updated its licence conditions and codes of practice with a view to strengthening requirements on gambling...
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