Major UK banks have agreed that they are "on a journey to complete digitisation" of their legal functions, but the most advanced legal technologies are among the least adopted to-date...

Whilst EIOPA has reminded regulators and insurance firms not to rely on future trade agreements in their Brexit contingency plans, HM Treasury and the PRA have suggested potential interim measures...

Pension scheme members who take advantage of a new pensions advice allowance to fund financial advice from their pension savings risk losing some of their tax protections, an expert has warned.

UK financial regulators are considering ways to better align investment funds' redemption periods and liquidity, which could include longer notice periods and discounting for investors who opt to redeem their units at short notice.

Businesses unjustifiably accused of intellectual property (IP) rights infringements could be eligible for damages from rights holders under new legislation that has been enacted in the UK.

The UK government's decision to call a general election could delay reform of the discount rate applied to lump sum personal injury compensation payments, an expert has warned.

Welcome to the Investment Management Brief, our regular briefing offering an overview of the latest business issues in investment management, including analysis and comment from Pinsent Masons.

Latest fortnightly round-up of insurance, legal and business developments with analysis and commentary from the insurance team at Pinsent Masons.

Important changes have been proposed by the European Commission to its 2002 Leniency Notice. If the changes are confirmed, whistleblowers may be more willing than before to seek leniency.

Welcome to Insurance Briefing - a fortnightly round-up of insurance legal and business developments with analysis and commentary from the insurance team at Pinsent Masons.

Action by financial services firms to improve gender and ethnic diversity in senior roles must accelerate in order to deliver the "culture change" sought by regulators, a financial services...

Major insurers in the UK must "consider a broad set of qualities and competencies" when recruiting board members, and have a policy in place to promote board diversity, under new rules...

A number of employers in the construction industry have adopted a practice of using ‘rolled up’ holiday pay arrangements as a means of providing paid annual leave for their workers. This practice has been challenged as amounting to a breach of the Working Time Directive and the issue is currently being considered by the European Court of Justice (‘ECJ’).

In this episode of the Sustainable Finance Guernsey channel, our host, Brandon Ashplant, speaks to James Hay, Principal Climate and Sustainability Advisor of Pinsent Masons.

Welcome to the final Insurance Briefing of 2017 - our fortnightly round-up of insurance legal and business developments with analysis and commentary from the insurance team at Pinsent Masons.

The more burdensome 1930 regime governing the rights of third parties to claim directly against insurers of insolvent defendants will continue to apply where the cause of action accrued and the defendant...

ANALYSIS: New rules on insurance distribution have come into force that set new requirements about the way businesses in the insurance market engage with customers.

Consumers with payment protection insurance (PPI) policies may be entitled to compensation if they have not been told that their ongoing premium payments include an element of commission...

Businesses in the cryptocurrency derivatives market could be engaged in activities that require authorisation from the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the regulator has said.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will consult on the future of the public register of financial services firms and individuals later this year, it has confirmed.