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The Sheriff Principal of Lothian and Borders has found that a signed holograph entry by a deceased into a notebook diary is a valid Will.

The FCA has sent a letter to BIPRU investment firms explaining that they will need to determine whether they will be subject to CRD III or CRD IV rules from 1 January 2014.

The FCA has published finalised guidance on inducements for product providers and advisory firms following its consultation (GC13/05) in September 2013.

Following on from the (then) FSA’s 'Dear CEO' Letter of December 2012 on outsourcing arrangements in the asset management sector and the subsequent meetings that the FCA held with the industry, the FCA has published a Report (TR13/10) summarising its thematic work on outsourcing in the asset management industry involving a sample of 17 asset management firms, including three hedge fund managers.

The FCA has fined Christoper Willford, the former finance director (CF1) of Bradford & Bingley, £30,000 for failing to provide the board with up-to-date information about the bank's financial position ahead of its 2008 rights issue in breach of Principle 6 of the FCA's Statements of Principle for Approved Persons

The FCA has published a voluntary application for the imposition of a requirement (‘voluntary application’) by price comparison website, MoneySuperMarket.com Financial Group Limited (MSM), which set out an acknowledgement of an infringement of the financial promotion rules by MSM

Patrick Spens, head of market monitoring, at the FCA recently spoke about the FCA’s market surveillance tools and expectations.

In a recent judgment concerning proceedings by Russian Commercial Bank (Cyprus) Ltd (‘RCB’) against Fedor Khoroshilov and companies controlled by him, Judge Mackie QC found that Mr Khoroshilov was in contempt of court as he had transferred his yacht for nominal consideration in breach of a freezing order.

How can a person ensure that their wishes in relation to their medical treatment and health care are respected when they can no longer tell the doctors what they wants – a common scenario as life draws to its close?

Now is time for EEA citizens to get their foot in the door before the UK leaves the EU. There are different ways to establish a presence in the UK that will protect your freedom of movement

In this video Jeremy Arnold looks at the manifesto from the Liberal Democrats and what they have to say about proposed tax changes.

Despite fears of a reduction in occupier demand as a result of Brexit, the latest figures show the opposite.

On January 19, 2018, the U.S. government extended for a six-year period (with minimal changes) the application of Section 702 of the FISA, which was due to expire January 2018.

Those familiar with the Global Talent visa will know that Tech Nation is a UK Government backed, non-profit organisation, which was created to serve the UK scale up digitech ecosystem.

The Passport Office anticipates that approximately 9.5 million British passport applications will be lodged in 2022, a substantial increase from previous years as a result of a return to international travel...

Sanctions against wealthy and high-profile Russians have been well-documented over the past weeks. Recently proposed inclusions to the Nationality and Borders bill indicate that government measures may now be extended...

Jo explains how the law can be used to ensure that you are fairly represented in the media and tells the story in a way that is accurate.

Generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT are being increasingly used by employees for work purposes, whether that is with or without employer knowledge.