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The Green Finance Taskforce published its "Accelerating Green Finance" Report [19.04.18] which notes that "the global challenge of raising the trillions needed to meet the two degrees or less scenario agreed in Paris 2015" cannot be achieved by "either public or private sectors working alone".

The FCA has launched its consultation paper CP17/25: Individual Accountability - Extending the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) to all FCA firms.

The Government has now published a consultative document on the introduction of a Planning Gain Supplement (PGS) as proposed by the Barker Report last year. The intention is to tax the increase in land value resulting from detailed planning consent.

Since 2 October 2000 section 6(1) of the Human Rights Act has made it unlawful for public authorities to act incompatibly with a Convention right. That's clear enough for local and other specifically public authorities. But what of private authorities that conduct functions on behalf of public authorities?

Lawyers from Carey Olsen in Guernsey have advised on Fair Oaks Income Fund and its admission to trading on the Specialist Fund Market (SFM) of the London Stock Exchange which raised $114.5 million.

Bias seems to have gone to the dogs recently. Not only did we have Collins J in Island Farm ([2006] EWHC 2189 (Admin)) taking a different approach from that of Richards J (as he then was) in Georgiou ([2004] EWHC 779 (Admin)), but we now have the 21 December 2005 decision of Lindsay J in Condron v National Assembly for Wales ([2005] EWHC 3007) shot down in (respectful) flames. Has someone got it in for bias?

Megan Butler, FCA Executive Director of Supervision – Investment, Wholesale and Specialists has written a letter [28.09.2018] to the Women and Equalities Committee.

More than 60 delegates attended a recent Guernsey QROPS seminar in Manchester. Guernsey had already held two QROPS events in London during the past year and the event in Manchester was the first of three masterclasses being hosted across the UK this autumn, with seminars in Birmingham and Bristol to follow in the coming months.

Heightened activity of the Serious Fraud Office ("SFO") makes it more important than ever for companies to monitor their compliance with the law.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how commercial disputes are conducted, how much they cost, and how fast they develop. If you run a small and medium-sized enterprise, this is no longer a matter to leave solely with your lawyers when disputes land on your desk. Dispute resolution must become part of your core business strategy – starting now.

In the UK, the pharmaceutical, medical technology, medical and industrial biotechnology sectors generate a turnover of over £50 billion and employ 166,000 people in 4,500 companies.

The Court of Appeal has declared that trustees of the Barnardo's pension scheme cannot switch its indexed linked payments from the Retail Price Index (RPI) to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Should be pretty simple really, spotting bias. I mean if there's a council meeting on a controversial issue and a councillor goes in with a party group mandate to vote in a particular way then that's clearly bias isn't it? Well, no . . .

On the 4th October 2006, the English High Court handed down a judgment which appears to make it easier for trade mark owners to prevent so-called look-alike products.

On January 2005, the Scottish Courts amended their Practice Note for the Rules on Commercial Actions in the Court of Session. The amendments were introduced in response to a review which noted a dissatisfaction with the practice of the Court and recommended changes.

Carey Olsen's Guernsey office has advised Tufton Oceanic Assets Limited, a Guernsey registered fund, on the successful completion of its initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange.

Early last fall, I logged onto my LinkedIn account to find my feed inundated with posts sharing commentary about one story: the tragic death of Vanessa Ford...