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BaFin accuses Swiss firms of offering shares without required prospectus

German regulator may issue fines stretching into millions of euros to companies which breach this obligation.

ECB leaves rates unchanged as external events begin to loom large on central banks

The outcome of the French election has introduced a new risk to European economic growth, and while market reaction in the continent has been fairly muted to date

ECB keeps rates steady; UK wage growth slows

UK wage growth declined to 5.7% in the three months leading up to May, down from the previous 5.9%, aligning with consensus expectations.

Fees update: feedback and fees notices published

We have published feedback from our consultation with Jersey’s finance industry on proposals to

Aberdeen law firm once again recognised in Chambers High Net Worth Guide

Stronachs’ STEP-accredited private client team has retained its Band 2 ranking and Partner and Head of Private Client Jaclyn Russell continues to be individually recognised and ranked as Band 2.

European Central Bank leaves key interest rate at 3.75%, waits for signs inflation is under control

Lagarde would not commit to a rate cut even at the September 12 meeting

Farrer & Co once again recognised in Chambers High Net Worth Guide

Chambers High Net Worth is one of a series of guides to the legal profession across the globe.

Record number of leading individuals for Charles Russell Speechlys in Chambers High-Net-Worth 2024 19 July 2024

They were also amongst the top ranked firms for Family/Matrimonial: Ultra High Net Worth, Art and Cultural Property and High Net Worth Immigration.

WH Ireland sues Ravenscroft in mystery Isle of Man dispute

It is understood that the case relates to WH Ireland’s sale of its Isle of Man office to Ravenscroft four years ago.

Labour announces Pension Schemes Bill in King's speech

Previously, individuals might have had one or two jobs during their lifetime, resulting in one or two pensions.

ESAs establish framework to strengthen coordination in case of systemic cyber incidents

The ESAs will identify legal and other operational hurdles encountered during the initial set up and report these to the European Commission.

Late call − speech by Nathanaël Benjamin

Given at Linklaters, hosted by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association

August rate cut looking less likely as wage growth continues to outpace inflation

Recent comments from the Prime Minister have emphasised that wage restraint is needed and will be shown across the public sector.

FCA calls on firms to improve treatment of politically exposed persons (PEPs)

There have been concerns about how firms in the UK are meeting these requirements and so the FCA has reviewed how firms are treating PEPs.

The EBA consults on amending its technical standards on the joint decision process for internal model authorisation

This draft amending ITS are part of the first phase of the EBA roadmap for implementing the EU Banking Package.

FCA overhauls listing rules

The overhaul of listing rules better aligns the UK’s regime with international market standards.

The EBA Banking Stakeholder Group held its first meeting in its new composition

Their role is to facilitate consultation and dialogue with stakeholders in all the areas relevant to the tasks of the EBA.

Cyprus banks falling far short in social responsibility

In supporting economic growth and society, Cyprus banks are performing much worse than their counterparts in the euro area.

Interim Credit Suisse Review Blasts Finma and SNB, SZ Says

The final report of the investigation is expected by the end of the year.

PSR and FCA launch joint call for information on big tech and digital wallets

The use of digital wallets has grown rapidly over the last few years, and it’s likely that more than half of UK adults now use one.

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