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Everybody, freeze! Account freezing orders under the Proceeds of Crime Act
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Should trustees be worried about climate change?
The protests led by the Extinction Rebellion climate change activists in London this week hit headlines at the same time as an open...
Are trusts still private arrangements?
Transparency is the order of the day. We already have a public register of people who own or control UK companies and in 2021 there will...
FCA publishes second "Dear CEO" letter on financial promotions
Last week the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a second "Dear CEO" letter relating to financial promotions. This letter...
GP-led restructurings: all hail the LPAC!
The Institutional Limited Partner Association (ILPA) has published recommendations for how “GP-led fund restructurings” should be...
Ritchie v HMRC - a lesson in procedural fairness
The recent decision of the Upper Tribunal (UT) in Ritchie v HMRC [2019] UKUT 71 (TCC) concerned discovery assessments raised in 2013 in...
Honesty is the best policy: the SFO encourages more companies to self-report and waive privilege
Lisa Osofsky, the Director of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), has confirmed that the SFO will issue new guidance in the near future to...
BPF calls for government-backed group to drive “Proptech”
Real estate is no stranger to the proliferation of “–techs” that have entered the economy amid the rapid acceleration of digital...
Hotel financing - the pros and cons of management agreements versus franchises
At the CREFC "Financing Hotels in Europe" panel discussion on Friday 29 March, lenders and investors discussed their preferences for the...
Cryptocurrency for elderly care - a step too far?
New applications of blockchain technology continue to proliferate the news cycle. Among the latest sectors to enter the cryptocurrency...
European Parliament adopts recommendations on tackling financial crime, tax evasion and tax avoidance
The European Parliament adopted the recommendations in the report of its special committee on financial crimes, tax evasion and tax...
Big Financial Ombudsman award hike takes effect
With immediate effect from Monday 1 April 2019, new FCA rules have more than doubled the maximum amount which the Financial Ombudsman...
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