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EU and UK officials negotiating the terms of trade between the jurisdictions post-Brexit should agree on a deal which will provide financial services firms with "mutual market access"...

Welcome to the Insurance Briefing of 2018 - our fortnightly round-up of insurance legal and business developments with analysis and commentary from the insurance team at Pinsent Masons.

Service providers that help other businesses to pool information from different payment accounts on behalf of customers will not be subject to regulation under new UK payment services laws ...

Financial technology (fintech) will be banned from using software to 'scrape' data held by banks to provide services to their customers under new regulatory technical standards (RTS) in Europe.

Construction Contracts are littered with provisions requiring things to be done within a prescribed period, be it a month, a week or a number of days and they all look deceptively simple but sadly, they are not and reckoning time under those contracts can be crucially important.

The UK has the potential to be a global leader in regenerative medicine, an expert has said.

New regulatory technical standards on ‘strong customer authentication and common and secure open standards of communication', which will apply under the EU's second Payment Services Directive (PSD2), ...

Technology companies, as well as existing financial institutions, are free to apply to own and operate 'virtual banks' in Hong Kong, a financial regulator in the city has said.

A major overhaul of the infrastructure that supports existing payment systems in the UK will be implemented from early 2021. Under the plan existing systems for Bacs, Faster Payments...

In a recent ruling in the case GD v Company, the court in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) refused an enforcement order where the respondent company

Consumer insurance products have become a lucrative source of income for service providers and retailers with customers now able to purchase insurance from supermarkets, travel agents, motor dealers and other High Street retailers. This popularity has attracted the attention of Government, which is now seeking to regulate the activity and ensure customers are properly protected.

One of the advantages for companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market is that they can continue to benefit from a number of tax reliefs which are normally only available to unlisted companies. In particular shares in AIM companies can qualify for the purposes of the enterprise investment scheme (EIS) and venture capital trusts (VCTs).

Financial firms should consider requiring customers to provide proof of identity from documentation containing "high security features or biometric data", such as passports, to ensure that digital-only...

UK lenders could develop new online tools to help consumers select the right mortgage product for them, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.