04/27/2022
Once completed, the checker will send you a brief report summarising the results and offer you a complimentary follow up call with Mishcon de Reya or Taylor Vinters to discuss any next steps required.
04/27/2022
The FCA has confirmed that, following the conclusion of a successful pilot, it will expand its Early and High Growth Oversight approach to provide 'closer support' for newly authorised businesses by the end of 2023.
04/27/2022
To be more rigorous on firms seeking approval to operate in our markets, to tailor our rules to better suit our global markets and play a leadership role in supporting the market-led transition to a more sustainable economy.
04/27/2022
The FSCS also declared West-Yorkshire based firm Keywood Olley & Associates, trading as North East Mortgages and EMH Financial Planning, in default on April 5.
04/26/2022
The EDPB looks forward to assessing carefully the improvements that the new EU-US agreement may bring in light of EU law, the case law of the CJEU case law and the previous recommendations the EDPB has made.
04/26/2022
Under the enfranchisement, each Non-voting Share will be converted into one Ordinary Share and all such re-designated shares will have the same rights as the existing Ordinary Shares, including full voting rights.
04/26/2022
Sam Woods looks at the rules that are in place to make sure banks have enough capital put aside to withstand economic shocks. He sets out a radical, alternative approach that he argues would be much simpler.
04/25/2022
The criminal justice agency further said that authorities in Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, the Netherlands and Ukraine conducted the operation and seized 50 servers.
04/25/2022
Under the new rules, intermediary services, namely online platforms - such as social media and marketplaces - will have to take measures to protect their users from illegal content, goods and services.
04/25/2022
A penalty regime for late submissions is still being finalised but initial proposals have suggested those trustees who fail to register could face penalties of up to 5% of any tax liability or £300, whichever is greater.