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Powering the Future: Hogan Lovells advises terralayr on a €60 million BESS portfolio financing in Germany

Hogan Lovells provided comprehensive legal advice to terralayr throughout the transaction, including structuring the financing and negotiating the facility agreements.

Efama monthly data point to positive net inflows across Ucits

Total net assets of Ucits and AIFs increased by 0.3% to €25.2trn.

FCA seeks feedback on further rules for cryptoasset firms

These proposals continue our progress towards an open, sustainable and competitive crypto market that people can trust.

Collas Crill to offer global regulatory and compliance service

Collas Crill now offers a global regulatory and compliance service.

New regime for securities and what consumers should look out for

A security is a financial instrument that represents some type of financial value (for example, shares, bonds and stock) that can be traded on a financial exchange.

Bank of London losses double to almost £24mn

Auditors express ‘significant doubt’ about the UK fintech’s ability to stay afloat

Government brings borrowing down for December, but still third highest on record for the year

Borrowing for the financial year has reached £140.4bn, marginally down on last year, but still the third highest on record.

Screening for success: Opening the gateway to growth

That flight unlocked global travel to and from the UK on a new scale – and turned Heathrow into a gateway to the world for the majority.

ECB and ESRB issue joint report analysing financial stability risks from geoeconomic fragmentation

The following findings indicate that geopolitical shocks and policy uncertainty tend to lead to tighter financial conditions, financial market stress, increased risk premia and reduced loan growth.

Europe needs to tackle a home bias of banks

Guest contribution by Michael Theurer in Financial Times online

Guernsey Finance Industry Update 2026 sets out united, forward-looking vision for growth

Opening the conference, Barnaby Molloy, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance, set out a clear call for greater collaboration across the finance ecosystem, emphasising that alignment is now critical rather than optional.

Regulators give clarity in relation to open banking pricing models

cVRPs are an emerging open banking technology that allow consumers to give trusted third parties secure, recurring access to manage payments on their behalf.

Amla to directly supervise 40 EU financial groups

The transfer is a central element of the European Union Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism package, which puts the new authority at the centre of an integrated European system of supervision.

Tribunal upholds ban and fines for corrupt and dishonest adviser

Mr Reynolds was dishonest when he gave pension transfer advice and investment recommendations to his customers, causing them significant harm.

The Joint Bank Reporting Committee publishes its 2026 Work Programme and recommendations to enhance semantic integration on ESG definitions

In the coming year, the JBRC will maintain its focus on semantic integration and on developing common definitions and standards across statistical, supervisory and resolution reporting.

The messenger matters in monetary policy communication

This ECB Blog post explains how the messenger can affect both the reach and influence of policy communication.

Advising on multiple high-profile transactions during 2025 highlighting strategic success

These market-leading transactions are a testament to our commitment to expanding our Irish operations, while showcasing the depth of our legal expertise.

Proskauer Advises Financing Sources for Apollo’s Acquisition of French Food Retailer Prosol Group

Apollo has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Prosol, with existing shareholders and the management team also agreeing to reinvest.

Market Horizons: The UK’s new prospectus regime from a debt capital markets perspective—all change please!

With the new regime now live, the panel provide a practical overview of the key changes and their implications

European Court of Justice: work carried out in third countries also counts when determining the applicable social security legislation

The essence of the ruling is that when assessing whether an employee undertakes a "substantial part" of their work in the home state, work carried out in third countries should also be taken into account.

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