10/15/2013
Hargreaves Lansdown Head of pensions research Tom McPhail has called on the Financial Conduct Authority to rewrite its Conduct of Business (COB) rules to ensure pension providers inform their customers about the shopping around for an annuity as they appr
10/15/2013
Andrew Tyrie has welcomed responses to the final report of the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards made by the Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority
10/15/2013
Nine partners and ten associates from the firm Morgan Lewis & Bockius have chosen to join the Paris office of Gide.
10/15/2013
We will not comment further on our investigations.
10/14/2013
Italian law firm to Open Hong Kong Office
Italian firm is in the process of launching a Hong Kong office, with the aim of building closer links with the Chinese market.
10/14/2013
28% have seen an increase in active clients post RDR
10/14/2013
JPMorgan's Chief Dealer in London, Richard Usher, is tipped to be the trader at the centre of a currency fixing probe
10/13/2013
THE US is set to join Britain’s regulators in investigating possible market manipulation in foreign exchange.
10/13/2013
It’s a very unusual situation that two commercial court judges have come to such divergent opinions
10/13/2013
Property entrepreneurs Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz won a court order in July to force the Grant Thornton duo to hand over five reports that they believe played a major part in their dawn raid-style arrest in March 2011 by the Serious Fraud Office.
10/13/2013
Two leading London and South East law firms, Penningtons Solicitors LLP and Manches LLP, have joined forces to become one of the dominant legal players in the region.
10/12/2013
A British court will this week consider whether attempted manipulation of the benchmark interest rate Libor can invalidate loans and other deals or show that banks mis-sold products that were based upon the rate.
10/11/2013
Deutsche Bank AG Co-Chief Executive Anshu Jain, whose company is the world’s biggest trader of currencies
10/10/2013
FCA chairman John Griffith-Jones has defended the regulator’s “pragmatic” data collection despite industry concerns over escalating costs.
10/10/2013
The firm’s depth of expertise is evidenced with listings spanning the breadth of its international offices.
10/09/2013
Larger unincorporated firms including charities could be in line for FSCS payouts
10/09/2013
New reporting obligations for trusts in Italy
10/09/2013
New partner further underlines London office growth
10/09/2013
British government is considering creating a reward system, similar to ones in the United States
10/09/2013
Tom Hayes,The former trader facing criminal charges related to alleged Libor manipulation