On 28 October 2025, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) released near-final policy statement PS19/25, setting out how Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) rules will be restated for UK banks and building societies...

The government has today issued a Call for Evidence about how the European Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC and the Data Protection Act 1998 are working, and their impact on individuals and organisations.

An article for directors of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), insolvency practitioners and other insolvency specialists outlining the developments in the evolution of restructuring plans in 2025 making them more accessible to SMEs.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (Bill), contains a surprise ban on upwards-only rent review provisions in new commercial leases.

The Supreme Court of Ireland recently delivered judgment in two separate, but related, appeals by John Fox [Promontoria (Oyster) DAC v John Fox S:AP:IE:2024:00058]...

An Employment Tribunal has unanimously ruled that top-100 law firm Walker Morris LLP unlawfully discriminated against a senior partner forced to retire at 63.

Facilitating sustainable home ownership and enhancing access and flexibility for mortgage borrowers have been at the top of the government's growth agenda for financial services.

Are we seeing a new era of strategic European joint ventures? Rémy Blain and Lucy Robson ask if strategic joint ventures could be rocket fuel to push new horizons of scientific and engineering innovation.

Private wires are set to be permitted in Ireland following the adoption of a Private Wires Policy Statement (the "Policy Statement") by the Irish Government this month.

Singapore's ambitious Digital Connectivity Blueprint (launched in June 2023) sets out its aim to ensure the jurisdiction's digital infrastructure is world-class and future ready.

Here are our thoughts on the ten key pensions developments that scheme trustees and employers need to plan for in 2026.

The Contracts for Difference scheme (CfD) is a mechanism by which the government supports new low carbon electricity generation projects in Great Britain.

Facilitating sustainable home ownership and enhancing access and flexibility for mortgage borrowers have been at the top of the government's growth agenda for financial services.

Myth: All investment in sustainability initiatives is a net cost to the business. Fact: In 2020 95% of business leaders saw sustainability-driven initiatives either result in a net gain...

The 2025 Practice Statement introduces significant reforms to streamline Schemes of Arrangement under Part 26 and Restructuring Plans under Part 26A of the Companies Act...

In Scottishpower (SCPL) Limited and Others v Revenue and Customs Commissioners [2025] EWCA Civ 3...

The European Commission has conditionally cleared ADNOC's €14.7 billion acquisition of Covestro under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR), marking only the second Phase II clearance since the FSR took effect.

Over the next twelve months, developers of renewable generation assets in Germany will have to navigate a complex legal landscape that is both well-established and somewhat challenging.

On 28 January 2026, a new, amended version of the draft act amending the State Labour Inspection (PIP) Act and certain other acts was published.