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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has published its annual review of corporate reporting.

The key issue to be determined is the nature and extent of a car dealer's duty to obtain the customer's consent to receipt of commission from the lender providing...

The Supreme Court has confirmed that English courts can grant anti-suit injunctions (ASIs) to support foreign-seated arbitrations, reinforcing the pro-arbitration stance and highlighting arbitration clause drafting importance.

As part of the proposed reforms announced on Tax Administration and Maintenance Day 2023, the UK government is consulting on potential changes to the UK legislation on transfer pricing...

Ahead of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is consulting on changes to merger and antitrust enforcement guidance. Proposed updates include expanded merger review powers, extraterritorial information requests, and interim measures.

The pressures of the recent macro-economic environment and the desire of fund managers to use leverage to efficiently increase returns have driven demand for leverage solutions and liquidity alternatives.

The UK's defined benefit pension landscape has shifted dramatically, with around 80% of schemes now in surplus. New legislation introduces a statutory framework enabling trustees...

This publication has been tailored to highlight topical news, cases and changes in the law impacting the investment management sector.

In the latest episode of our podcast, Matthew Ramsey is joined by Jason Galbraith-Marten KC of Cloisters as they discuss holiday pay.

Private capital is of significant and growing importance to the UK, both as a source of vital investment for UK projects but also as an industry that is itself a key component of the UK's financial services sector.

In the recent case of NatWest Market NV and anor v CMIS Nederland BV and anor [2025] EWHC 37 (Comm), the High Court has clarified the distinction between a guarantee and indemnity in a securitisation transaction.

The Financial Conduct Authority has released a series of regulatory updates and priorities for the investment management sector, introducing new operational resilience requirements, reforming advice market rules, and modernizing the redress system. These developments signal significant changes in how firms must approach consumer protection, operational incident reporting, and third-party arrangements while balancing growth objectives with regulatory compliance.

For the financial services industry, there have been a number of significant developments of late in the market conduct arena.

The Supreme Court (SC) last week delivered an important judgment on the UK's extradition framework and the operation of "double criminality".

On 28 April the Government made an important set of transfer pricing policy announcements...

30 June 2023 marked the publication deadline for the first mandatory Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) reports published under the FCA's rules for asset managers...