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Top of the FCA's priority list is to address the risk of investor harm in private markets. The FCA's concerns relate to the risks of reliance on valuations and poorly managed conflicts of interest.

Infrastructure assets require years of complex development work before institutional capital can be deployed. Grid access has emerged as the primary bottleneck, replacing capital availability...

The Treasury has confirmed final rules which impact both authorised and unauthorised firms making financial promotions in reliance on exemptions...

Buying a first car is a milestone most people don't forget. Yet, when Mr Marcus Johnson bought his first car - a second-hand Suzuki Swift - from a Cardiff dealership in 2017...

The Home Office has introduced a formal process to remove pre-settled status from EU Settlement Scheme holders who no longer meet continuous residence requirements.

UK Government issues Russia legal services prohibition followed by General Licence to permit compliance advice.

On 11 December 2023, the UK government announced the creation of the Office for Trade Sanctions Implementation (OTSI) as part of the Department for Business and Trade.

The Technology and Construction Court's decision in Clegg Food Projects Limited v Prestige Car Direct Properties Limited [2025] EWHC 2173 (TCC)...

Sorare faces legal action from the UK Gambling Commission for allegedly offering unlicensed gambling via its NFT-based fantasy football platform. The outcome could reshape regulations for digital gaming and online sports, with a trial scheduled for June 2025.

The UK's Data (Use and Access) (DUA) Bill aims to ease data processing for UK businesses by introducing modest reforms to GDPR-like rules, including relaxed provisions for automated decision-making, scientific research, and cookie consent. However, dual UK-EU compliance remains necessary.

Back leverage allows CRE lenders to borrow from third parties to finance loans for real estate investments. Key structures include "loan-on-loan" and repurchase agreements, offering portfolio diversity and risk management for investors and lenders.

The Government has announced plans for the most ambitious legislation in over 25 years to tackle late payment, including the abolition of retentions under construction contracts.

Following the Prime Minister's election announcement, Parliament was dissolved, impacting property reform progress. Key legislation like the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 passed, while others await post-election continuation, reflecting bipartisan housing priorities.

Navigating tax disputes can be a complex and daunting process. This "need to know" series sheds light on the essential elements.

Share In the latest round of the A Taxpayer v HMRC [2025] EWCA Civ 106 litigation, the Court of Appeal has restored the earlier decision of the First-tier Tribunal (FTT)...

Last January we wrote about how everything felt a bit "déjà vu" – with Trump about to enter the White House for a second term, and an optimistic Labour government still riding off a landslide victory