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
10/07/2013
FCA's Griffith-Jones: 'there is more work to be done on suitability'
Suitability remains firmly on the Financial Conduct Authority’s radar in the wealth management sector
10/07/2013
European funds industry faces extra expenses totalling between $300 million and $500 million per annum over the next three years to address new regulatory requirements, according to a study by BNY Mellon, the global leader in investment management and inv
10/06/2013
Code is always seen in London as a ‘work in progress’
10/06/2013
Axa Wealth’s £1.8m fine shows firm failed to take its own findings seriously and was more concerned with hitting sales targets.