In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke and Paul Hardwick discuss private client tax implications post-General Election, with a focus on potential policies of the new Government.

As part of its Advancing Net Zero Programme, the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has produced new guidance on Renewable Energy Procurement. The guidance is designed to equip commercial users...

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published its response to the European Commission's Green Paper on shadow banking, published in March 2012.

Therese Chambers, FCA joint executive director, emphasized a faster, more focused enforcement approach, prioritizing high-risk conduct. She addressed industry concerns on transparency during investigations and highlighted the need for robust systems, controls, and risk management amid volatile market conditions...

In our final policy in practice Autumn Statement 2023 podcast episode, David Gauke, Michael Sholem and Gavin Haran discuss the financial services...

In the latest episode of our Policy in practice podcast, Head of Public Policy David Gauke is joined by Financial Services Regulation Partners, Alexandra Green and Michael Sholem...

In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcast, Head of Public Policy David Gauke is joined by Pensions Partner Faye Jarvis and Investment Management Partner Lora Froud...

This is the first full trial judgment in a case that has considered whether related companies can be made liable for damage that occurs overseas...

In our first episode of Hotels unpacked, a new podcast for the hotel investment market, we sit down with leading hotelier and entrepreneur, Tony Matharu, of Integrity International.

In our first policy in practice Autumn Statement 2023 podcast episode, David Gauke and Rhiannon Kinghall Were discuss the tax headlines and implications for our clients.

In this article for the June edition of French estate planning journal Ingénierie Patrimoniale, Edward Reed and George Mitkov...

Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter, which explores recent competition law developments across the UK and EU.

In the latest episode of our podcast, Matthew Ramsey is joined by competition law experts Rachel Carter and Fiona Beattie to explore the emerging intersection between employment law and competition law...

Today's papers contain some commentary on the negotiations (now more than four years old) between the EU and Switzerland to re-cut the arrangements governing the relationship between the EU and Switzerland, ...

Today the Exchequer Secretary, David Gauke MP, has announced a consultation, entitled "Lifting the Lid on Tax Avoidance Schemes".

In our second episode of Hotels unpacked, we were delighted to dive into the world of luxury hotels, with Director of Development at Rocco Forte Hotels, Charles Forte, and its General Counsel, Nick Clayson.

In our pre-election podcast, David Gauke, Dan Marriott, and Rachael Ashton discuss the significance of leasehold reform, tenant empowerment, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act, the Renters Reform Bill, and housing and planning approaches in party manifestos.

This newsletter examines pivotal competition law developments across the UK and EU, including the CJEU's landmark €4.125bn fine against Google for Android-related abuses, the UK Court of Appeal's significant ruling on distribution system restrictions, and the implications of Andy Burnham's premiership for UK competition policy.

This newsletter examines significant competition law developments across the UK and EU, including the European Commission's draft Merger Assessment Guidelines that modernize analytical frameworks and give greater weight to merger efficiencies. The edition also explores landmark rulings on no-poach agreements in sports, updates to technology transfer regulations, and the CMA's evolving approach to digital markets enforcement and consumer protection.

In this podcast, David Gauke, Alexandra Green, and Laura Bridgewater discuss the FCA's proposal to disclose the identities of firms under investigation, the financial sector's negative reaction, and the potential impact of political involvement and the upcoming General Election.