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The UK government's spotlight continues to shine firmly on unregulated sectors, with the ‘buy now, pay later' (BNPL) market attracting its latest attention.

The UK financial services market has anticipated further guidance from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on off-channel communications ever since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)...

The Home Office is finalizing a fully digital UK visa system, transitioning to eVisas by 2024. Visa holders must create online accounts to access their eVisa, share immigration status, and comply with airline checks starting January 2025.

Last Thursday, we published an article highlighting some recent, more unusual, money laundering schemes. We encouraged organisations to consider their anti-money laundering (AML) arrangements in light of these.

In this edition, we examine recent decisions from the Competition Appeal Tribunal, namely its judgment in the first trial under the UK's collective actions regime, and its approval of further settlements of collective actions.

On 16 July 2025, the Insolvency Service unveiled a new five-year strategy, heralding a significant expansion of its role in the fight against economic crime.

The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) consultation reflects the ongoing governmental and regulatory push to encourage wider retail participation in private and public capital markets and the benefits of seeking higher financial returns over pure cash savings.

The December edition of the competition law newsletter covers key developments in UK and EU competition law, including CJEU rulings on Intel's loyalty rebates and the ThyssenKrupp-Tata Steel joint venture. It also reviews the UK competition policy's role in the Labour government's growth agenda, sports law updates, and insights on the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation.

The Court of Appeal (CoA) has recently handed down a hotly anticipated judgment concerning the enforceability of litigation funding agreements (LFAs) for competition law claims brought as collective proceedings.

One of the important benefits of the QAHC regime is the ability to carry out a share buyback in a tax efficient manner.

On Friday the 28 day "put up or shut up" period for The Carlyle Group’s potential bid for Chemring was extended in the latest example of a private equity sponsor dealing with the recent Takeover Code changes.

The second Supreme Court judgment from this month looks at the employment status of a group of football referees.

The law governing wills is a matter of fundamental importance, as it has the potential to touch the lives of virtually everyone.

This series of reports examines the evolving European and UK defence sector landscape for private capital funds (PCFs) and institutional investors, given wider shifts in global geopolitics