The "FSC" announced on February 1, 2016 that it intends to reform the existing regulatory regime applicable to foreigners investing in listed securities by introducing integrated accounts...

The Federal Council decided on 6 September 2023 that the first major revision of the Swiss Code on Civil Procedure, as the Swiss parliament adopted it on 17 March 2023, will enter into force on 1 January 2025.

The New Regulation on Licensing of Human Medicinal Products (the "Regulation") prepared by the TITCK entered into force upon its publication in the Official Gazette numbered 31686 and dated December 11 2021.

Despite a slowdown in 2013 with 13% decline by sukuk volume, it is most likely to witness a distinct expand in next year since it will lie beyond Gulf region.

On 29 December 2017, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (the "AMC") published for comments and suggestions the draft methodology of market definition outlining the definition to be applied ...

On 29 December 2017, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (the "AMC") published for comments and suggestions the draft methodology of market definition outlining the definition to be applied...

A new section of the Aviation Rules of Ukraine – "Rules for certification of subjects providing agency services for sales of air carriage" – was registered by Ukraine's Justice Ministry ...

The DFSA also noted that ICOs are sometimes made on a cross-border basis, increasing risks for potential token purchasers.

The Supreme Court has held, in Birmingham City Council v Abdulla, that employees have up to six years in which they can bring equal pay claims in the High Court.

On July 11, 2023, HM Treasury (HMT) published a near-final version of the Securitisation Regulations 2023 (Draft Regulations)...

Employers will welcome the High Court's decision in Steel v Spencer Road LLP (trading as The Omerta Group) upholding as enforceable...

A recent tribunal decision has held that an employee's beliefs about the best way to eliminate racism (that critical race theory, described by him...

The Scottish and the UK governments have produced regulations that are intended to improve the energy efficiency of existing buildings in the UK – but the respective administrations have approached the issue in very different ways. Our briefing paper compares the two.

The contrast between the Government's changes to the subsidy regime for the renewables market and the amount of state aid being deployed at Hinkley is striking.

While the additional support available through FITs dries up for some sectors of the renewable energy market, a new source of support may finally be coming on stream for others through the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).

The government has announced that the second of two frameworks recently set aside by the courts will not be retendered (for our Law-Now on the judgment).

A recent report by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) provides new insights into the factors that determine whether migrants on the Skilled Worker route are likely to remain in the UK long-term.

Governments, like companies, sometimes have difficulties repaying their debts. In general, restructuring these debts (rather than accelerating them and taking enforcement action)...

The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) issued a report last week on the "Commonality of risk assessment language in cyber insurance".