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FNZ directors to face New Zealand court over shareholder claims

The court held that the claims against the directors, which comprise 12 of the 16 causes of action originally filed, are not capable of being arbitrated and should instead be heard by the New Zealand courts.

Commerzbank takeover: BaFin fines UniCredit partner

At the same time, UniCredit is pushing ahead with the restructuring of its own business.

UK unemployment falls as vacancies sink below 700,000

Office for National Statistics data showed the unemployment rate fell to 4.7% from 4.9%, defying forecasts for an increase to 5%.

Former chief executive banned after misconduct led to £4m losses in high-risk investments

The FCA has banned Mr Kanizi from senior management roles.

Private Credit: growing regulatory concerns and the risks for financial institutions

Private credit has grown into a major source of financing, but its rapid expansion has attracted increasing regulatory scrutiny.

Advising DBS and ING on £1bn financing for major London office redevelopment

The financing, which was equally underwritten by DBS and ING, will support the comprehensive transformation of Bishops Square into a leading sustainable office development

Chancellor rules out CGT rise ahead of Budget

CGT has been the subject of intense speculation ahead of the 28 October Budget, with suggestions that the government could bring rates closer to those applied to income tax as it looks for ways to raise additional revenue.

Bank competitiveness in Europe: integration, capital and the unfinished single market

The explainer argues that concluding Banking Union, notably by resolving the outstanding home-host issue, is thus key to competitiveness.

CMA outlines proposals to unlock contactless technology on Apple iPhone

Opening up iPhone contactless technology could boost innovation, lower costs and help UK fintechs grow.

Bank of England governor walks out of IMF summit in protest against Russia

The Bank of England confirmed that Bailey took part.

SEB starts using Swedish AI infrastructure

The platform gives the partners access to powerful computing resources while allowing them to keep close control of their data, models and operations.

FINMA's supervision of the asset management industry in Switzerland

This corresponds to roughly 43 percent of the assets actively managed from Switzerland.

Harneys retains Band 1 ranking in London and secures Jersey recognition in Chambers UK 2027 Guide

This marks the firm's 15th consecutive year in Band 1 for offshore law, and its third since Bermuda was added to the category.

The EBA classifies USDC as the first significant e-money token in the European Union

There are currently 45 EMTs in the European Union, which have been notified under MiCA, and USDC is the first one to be classified as being significant.

Scotland’s Private Finance Initiative revival faces lender and construction cost hurdles

Law firm Browne Johnston is drafting a proposed national public-private partnership (PPP) framework for Whitehall and UK policymakers.

Five Harneys Cyprus lawyers ranked in IFLR1000 Financial and Corporate 2026

The firm is ranked for Financial and Corporate in Cyprus under the name Harneys – Aristodemou Loizides Yiolitis.

Fieldfisher advises longstanding client DWS on latest transaction amid continued investor demand for prime logistics assets

The deal comes as logistics continues to be an active segment of the UK real estate market, with high-quality assets in well-connected locations remaining attractive to institutional investors.

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