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"Yes, we can!" A bold narrative, doubling down on international issuers and a deep dive on liquidity… listen into the latest Mergerspresso soundbite for AG's three-point manifesto for reinvigorating the UK's capital markets.

In recent months, the consumer finance sector has experienced a wave of significant legislative and regulatory developments.

The Islamic finance industry is experiencing significant growth, with an increasing number of entrants, including new Islamic financial institutions and "Islamic windows" within conventional banks.

On 10 April 2025, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published its Business Plan for 2025/26. The PRA seeks to be an inclusive, efficient, and responsive regulator...

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill introduces reforms to the Transport and Works Act 1992 (TWA), affecting rail and light rail schemes in England and Wales.

Addleshaw Goddard and Interpath have secured another significant result, with a High Court decision that will be welcomed by insolvency practitioners and advisors alike.

On 16 June 2025, the European Banking Authority (EBA) published two final reports on draft technical standards relating to operational risk under the Capital Requirements Regulation (575/2013) (CRR).

Investor activism continues to evolve for UK public companies, with shareholder "stock‑drop" claims gathering momentum. Even moderately small share price drops...

If a pension scheme provides an incorrect benefit statement to a member who decides to retire based on that incorrect information, will the scheme manager be liable to the member?

Moving on up! The UK's surge of capital market reforms has reinvigorated the debate about stepping up from AIM to the Main Market.

Louise Pritchard and Lucy Robson look at 2025's resurgence of breakup bids. But are they value-add, or value destructive? Listen into our 90 second briefing to find out...

Topics in this month's update include: a decline in the number of "megatenants" in the US life sciences sector; the MHRA being designated as a WHO-Listed Authority; and a surge in Chinese biotech share values.

In July 2025, the UK government announced the Leeds Reforms. They mark a shift in UK financial regulation, and will boost growth by deepening capital markets...

Prime Minister David Cameron is seeking help from credit reference agencies to combat benefit fraud in a bid to cut £1.5 billion from the annual welfare bill.

In the case of Manolete Partners PLC v White, the Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court judgment which would have required a member to draw down his entire pension fund from his SSAS in order to enable his creditor to enforce a judgment debt against him.

The Revenue Commissioners have issued a new guidance note offering employers a final opportunity to address misclassification issues following the Supreme Court decision...

With London competing globally as a listing venue, the dynamic between companies and their shareholders needs to be reset to drive long-term growth.