There are a lot of new actions for governing bodies coming out of the General Code (particularly around climate change, cyber security and their approach to risk...

The UK's collective defined contribution (CDC) pension framework has expanded significantly with new regulations enabling unconnected multi-employer schemes...

This article sets out the detail of DLUHC's consultation on operational reforms to the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project consenting process...

In this guide, we provide a summary of the key issues for employers to consider when recruiting overseas nationals under the Points-Based System.

2023 was a quiet year for reported Code cases, so rather than our usual quarterly instalments, we have created a single round-up of the key Code cases of 2023.

As the Law Commission's consultation into revocation of Wills by marriage closes, we explore the current legal framework, past discussions, and next steps...

There is a considerable amount of work for the FCA to do to devise a regulatory regime that gives firms the clarity that they would need to open up their offerings...

As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in everyday business operations, organisations face a critical shift in how they measure and reward performance. While better data promises more precise incentive systems, the ability to observe everything may create more problems than it solves, particularly when prediction is mistaken for causation and measurement begins to distort the very behaviours it seeks to encourage.

The UK is home to a world-renowned fintech sector – one that contributes £11 billion to the nation's economy, and supports more than 76,000 jobs.

For overseas fund managers distributing to UK retail investors, the new Consumer Composite Investments regime represents a fundamental shift in disclosure requirements. Understanding manufacturer responsibilities, distributor arrangements, and the UK's financial promotions framework will be critical to meeting the June 2027 implementation deadline.

As one of the fastest growing segments of the healthcare sector, it comes as no surprise that Health Tech regulation in the UK is undergoing significant change.

This autumn issue examines the Pension Schemes Act 2026 reforms and explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the pensions sector. The publication addresses critical topics including pensions dashboards, collective defined contribution schemes, SIPP rule changes, and the upcoming NMPA increase.

On 27 December 2023, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities published their consultation on the transparency of land ownership involving trusts.

For eligible companies, EMI options and growth shares each offer distinct advantages in employee equity incentives. But what happens when you combine them? This analysis explores how EMI can wrap contingent growth-share interests, the valuation principles that must be respected, and why the hurdle, exercise price and performance conditions need to be designed together to avoid accidentally over-gearing management's participation.

This article explores the position for trusts under the Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) legislation and important changes which are due to come into force in 2024...

Residence and domicile are both crucially important concepts in UK law. This article summarises what each term means and the impact they have for individual

Since the Implementation of the Code in 28 December 2017, two further pieces of primary legislation have been introduced to amend the provisions of the Code...

Gary Stevenson has taken the case for a UK wealth tax from YouTube to his recent Channel 4 documentary, How to Get Filthy Rich. The Labour government continues to face pressure to shift more of the tax burden from work towards assets and accumulated wealth, even though a comprehensive wealth tax is not currently government policy.

Hot on the heels of the Connect Update published by Ofgem in June 2026 (please find a link to our article on this here), Ofgem published on 29 July 2026 a Curate Update (the Curate Update), together with draft amendments to: the Connection Use of System Code (the CUSC), the electricity distribution licence standard licence conditions and the Independent System Operator and Planner Licence (the ISOP Licence).

The decline in high street retail has prompted the Government to introduce the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill. We examine some of the key provisions of the Bill and its impact on the high street property market...