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FCA sees victims’ money returned from convicted fraudster

John Burford has been ordered to pay his victims £655,951

Strengthening resilience across an increasingly interconnected financial system

Financial services rely on a network of providers working behind the scenes – including technology, data and operational service providers.

PS18/26 – Solvency UK: Post-implementation reporting and disclosure amendments and Own Funds permissions update

The PRA has taken this approach to support a streamlined and efficient implementation for firms, with all reporting changes being made through a single taxonomy update.

Linklaters advises SWIAT on the establishment of a European cooperative for the international blockchain initiative RL1

The RL1 network is built on SWIAT’s DLT infrastructure, which is transferred to the cooperative.

Bank and FCA appoint members to their Transaction and Post-trade Reporting Harmonisation Taskforce

The taskforce comprises three separate working groups: a main Policy group, supported by a Strategy group and an Architecture group.

EU banking rules could drive up cost of new homes and green renovations, property chiefs warn

German property industry says capital requirements risk making housing, commercial development and energy upgrades harder to finance

Stronachs recognised as leading law firm in Scotland for its Private Client expertise

Previously recognised as an Up and Coming lawyer, she has been ranked Band 2 for the first time after being praised for her professionalism and approachable manner.

Monetary developments in the euro area: June 2026

Annual growth rate of adjusted loans to non-financial corporations stood at 4.0% in June, unchanged from previous month

Banks’ expected demand for central bank reserves and standard refinancing operations

Report from the Eurosystem survey conducted in Q4 2025

You don't need to pay to claim: FCA launches nationwide car finance campaign

Many car finance customers are already acting – 59% have made or are considering a claim – but a significant group (23%) say they are unsure of their options.

UK pension giants join forces to unlock £1bn to back Britain’s innovators

Pension fund could be used to back the next generation of high-growth British science and technology companies.

Arrests and searches made as part of a fraud and money laundering investigation

The arrests and searches were carried out by the police’s Eastern Region Special Operations Unit and South East Regional Organised Crime Unit with the FCA.

ECB pauses for breath, but door remains open for future rate hikes

The ECB is at a much more comfortable starting point than the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, and as such can be a little more cautious in acting depending on the data.

ECB to extend use of climate factors in Eurosystem collateral framework to non-financial corporate credit claims

The extension is designed to further strengthen the Eurosystem’s risk management framework by addressing financial uncertainties related to the green transition.

Willis welcomes UK captive reforms but urges broader overhaul

The proposals are pragmatic, proportionate, and aligned with international trends in captive supervision.”

HM Treasury Proposes Major Overhaul of UK Payments Regulation

The PSRs and EMRs currently contain extensive and detailed requirements covering authorisation, conduct, prudential resources, safeguarding, liability and consumer protection.

Newcastle law firm Clarke Mairs joins Orwins

Deal supports scale-up strategy to create a UK leader with a national footprint

Anthropic to support FCA’s Supercharged Sandbox

Anthropic will support the second group of firms in the FCA's Supercharged Sandbox.

Ctrl Alt gets authorisation from Central Bank of Ireland

The approval gives Ctrl Alt a regulated framework to support institutions, asset managers and capital allocators seeking to develop and distribute tokenised financial products.

Achieving a European Banking Union without increasing risks

Therefore, greater freedom to move capital and liquidity across borders should be accompanied by sufficiently strict supervision to address the risk-taking incentives created by such reforms.

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