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The Banking Union emerged from the commitment of the European Commission, Council and Parliament to improve financial integration in the Eurozone.

On 5 November 2013 the Cayman Islands Government became the first Overseas Territory to sign an agreement on automatic information exchange with the UK.

After raising interest rates in both of the previous two months, the Monetary Policy Committee granted borrowers a reprieve in July by holding interest rates at 4.5%. But the pardon is unlikely to last very long. I expect the Committee to raise rates again in August by another 25 basis points.

The rising use of personal technologies for work-related activities has coined the phrase Bring-Your-Own-Device which has the potential to bring substantial benefits to enterprises, but can equally pose considerable risks and implementation challenges.

Yesterday Sadiq Kahn said he would use TfL's land portfolio of 16 times the size of Hyde Park to deliver homes for London.

As the university term kicks off, we thought it would be interesting to consider how student housing rents have changed over the last 3 years.

The annual Leeds Crane Survey Report has been published and shows a significant increase in new construction starts when compared to recent years.

At first glance, real estate is hardly a tech-fuelled industry: building design evolves at a glacial pace, construction relies on traditional methods...

There has been no let-up in the wave of foreign capital steadily flowing into the UK property sector this year but one sector in particular seems to be standing out from the crowd.

The London Real Estate Forum this year will undoubtedly be dominated by what the outcome of the General Election means for London property in the short and medium term.

In 1829 Sir Robert Peel proposed ‘nine principles’ centred on relationship building, focusing on prevention over cure, encouraging public policing and demonstrating transparency as the pledge upon which policing should be built.

Across the UK public sector, structural reforms are changing the provision of public services through a broader mix of public-private delivery models.

The current economic climate increases the pressure on HR to reduce its operating costs but also to assist the business in reducing its people cost.

In a world that is increasingly underpinned by cloud technologies, there is a key question that current and prospective start-up founders need to answer.

Phil Nicklin, real estate tax partner at Deloitte, comments on the impact of today’s Budget on the Real Estate Industry

Mark Groom, tax partner at Deloitte, comments on the Government’s proposal to remove tax relief on business expenses when claimed in conjunction with salary sacrifice schemes

The big news on recessionary measures wasn't so much help being offered to those suffering genuine hardship, as the tax rises announced for high earners from April 2010 will go towards putting the economy back onto a sustainable footing.