The Court of Justice of the European Union (the CJEU) this week upheld the General Court’s judgment finding Goldman Sachs (GS) jointly...
The EU tax blacklist is far from set in stone, with countries moving on and off with reasonable regularity due to the EU's semi annual...
The Wealth Tax Commission, a group of academics exploring the possibility of a UK wealth tax, published their final report on 9 December...
The French regulator, the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), has published guidance on the implementation of the EU's Sustainable...
While much of the focus around Bitcoin’s recent surge in value has been on lost keys and volatility, the emergence of cryptocurrencies...
On Monday the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released its review of consumer investments data for 2020 (the Review). In the...
The FCA has published a statement on its website reminding firms to keep their Part 4A permissions up to date and remove any permissions...
The government has recently consulted on proposals to reform the test for permission to appeal from the Upper Tribunal to the Court of...
UPDATE: From 15 February 2021, new guidance is in effect - please see our updated note here: Covid-19 UK travel restrictions and...
Today the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the FCA's Business Interruption (BI) test case.
The judgment substantially upholds the...
FCA-regulated companies have been given a reprieve, as an amendment to the Financial Services Bill 2019–21 (FSB), which would have...
The Pensions Minister has confirmed that the new Pensions Regulator’s powers introduced by the Pension Schemes Bill will not apply...
It is rare, but not unheard of, for a property dispute to result in the rescission of the relevant contract. But what is the SDLT...
The temporary marketing permissions regime (the TMPR) is now being used by many EEA-domiciled UCITS that, pre-Brexit, relied on a UCITS...
A new year and a new relationship between the UK and EU beckons as the transitional period finally ended on 31 December 2020. The new...
Investing legally in the cannabis industry has troubled many UK investors and investment managers over the last couple of years. This is...
The upper tribunal has confirmed that certain cumulative preference shares can form part of the “ordinary share capital” of a company for...
It has been revealed that last year HMRC imposed a record fine of £23,828,092 on a money services business for anti-money laundering...
The decision of the Upper Tribunal in the case of The Commissioners for HMRC v Andreas Rialas has been published.
In its decision, the...
New listing rule on climate-related financial disclosures
With everything else going on at the moment, readers may be forgiven for...
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