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The current financial crisis has placed pressure on banks in the US, Europe and the Asia Pacific region to review the structure of their businesses as well as their compliance with global standards.

The regulatory experts at Gowling WLG provide their bite size overviews of the major legal and regulatory developments and news for the consumer, asset and automotive finance sectors.

In this report, we examine how tariff uncertainty creates both challenges and opportunities for private capital funds (PCFs) navigating cross-border transactions.

European steel producers face mounting pressure from weak demand, rising imports, and structural cost disadvantages in energy and labor. With capacity utilization at historic lows and overcapacity reaching 60-65 million tons, the industry must fundamentally rethink its position in the global value chain. Can European steelmakers survive by shifting from commodity production to specialized, high-value products?

Saturday 6 February, it's the 77th minute of a football match between Liverpool and Sunderland, and local fans at Anfield, home of Liverpool FC, abandon the stands in protest against the skyrocketing ticket prices.

This regular alert covers key regulatory EU developments related to the COVID-19 situation. It does not purport to provide an exhaustive overview of developments and contains no analysis or opinion.

Adrian Wild discusses how the credit crunch and the wider economic slowdown might affect RPs, and suggests possible actions to limit the impact.

Ehrlich, Isaac, Georges Gallais-Hamonno, Zhiqiang Liu and Randall Lutter (1994), ‘Productivity Growth and Firm Ownership: An Analytical and Empirical Investigation’, The Journal of Political Economy, 102 (5), pp. 1006-1038. Gassner, Katharina, Alexander Popov and Nataliya Pushak (2009) Does private sector participation improve performance in electricity and water distribution?, Washington DC: The World Bank. Holder, Stuart and Helen Smith (2012), "Privatization: could the benefits seen in

As we approach the end of the 2025/26 tax year, now is the ideal time to review your personal tax position and assess whether you are making full use of the reliefs and allowances available.

Tata Steel's recent decision to sell its Port Talbot steel plant has prompted public outcry, shining a spotlight on the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of EU trade defence and laws prohibiting certain types of State aid.

Welcome to the Myerson Solicitors Manufacturing Q&A with MHA Moore and Smalley, an independent accounting and wealth management firm based across the North West.

Welcome to the third edition of our Investment Management Regulatory Update which summarises the regulatory developments affecting the UK investment management sector.

The total European football market grew by €1 billion to €14.6 billion in 2007/08. This was primarily due to a €0.7 billion increase in the ‘big five’ European leagues’ revenues to €7.7 billion (England’s Premier League, France’s Ligue 1, Germany’s Bundesliga, Spain’s Primera and Italy’s Serie A), and the staging of UEFA Euro 2008.

Home prices are starting to increase country-wide and Dublin is seeing double digit growth.

The knowledge economy is the future of the world economy and the Internet is its backbone. Yet, currently, only about 1 out of every 3 people can go online.

Deloitte's team of tax experts, chief economist, head of infrastructure and public sector leader consider key potential announcements, the economic outlook and the state of public finances ahead of Chancellor Philip Hammond's first Autumn Statement on 23 November.

Welcome to the January 2009 edition of Banking and Capital Markets Insight, which focuses on technical issues currently coming out of the banking, capital markets, securities and fund management arenas.

Despite doubts about the timing and magnitude of the recovery, UK CFOs have become markedly more optimistic about financial prospects for their own companies.