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Reporting requirement changes to lead timing of UK AIFM reforms

Confirmed by key FCA lead at Alfi Private Assets Conference

Faulty Post Finance records made company payments appear personal

The government has acknowledged faults with some business customers’ statements as one company director describes how they were unable to deliver proof of payment of bills

Shaping the future of money

Central banks must therefore ensure that the money they issue remains fit for the future.

Pension fund investment: fiduciary and related duties of trustees

It is designed to assist trustees in applying legal principles to contemporary investment questions, and to be used by them in making well-informed investment decisions.

Mishcon de Reya recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2027

The Times’ profile highlights our pro bono work for Ruth Ellis’s family

ECB publishes consolidated banking data for end-June 2026

Reporters generally apply International Financial Reporting Standards and the European Banking Authority’s Implementing Technical Standards on Supervisory Reporting.

FCA to explore quantum computing to tackle financial crime

Participants will use an FCA synthetic dataset – artificially generated data – to help overcome a key barrier to testing: access to suitable data.

FCA faces fresh scrutiny over whistleblower review appointment

The disclosure has prompted questions about whether the decision to appoint Paterson, a serving FCA non-executive director, was properly considered before the it was made.

ECB wage tracker suggests slightly higher wage growth in first three quarters of 2027 compared with the full year of 2026

The ECB wage tracker with unsmoothed one-off payments stands at 2.4% for the third quarter of 2027, down from 2.7% for the first half of 2027 and for 2026 as a whole.

Returning value to UK shareholders: HMRC listens, but presses ahead

The consultation offered little detail on the proposed changes to the transactions in securities rule

How business model transformation can deliver value for UK law firms

Rethinking operating models and harnessing technology can enable law firms to unlock value and respond to evolving client expectations.

Guided retirement: policy consultation

The government is committed to introducing provisions to ensure that individuals saving into a defined contribution workplace pension no longer have to make complex decisions about how to access their pension benefits.

H.M. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands and European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde to Speak at EMERGE Europe

EMERGE Europe marks the Financial Health Network's first European convening and will bring more than 200 senior leaders from financial services, fintech, policy, and research

Ex-FCA supervisor warns FCA is repeating past mistakes

He argued the decision was particularly striking given previous criticism of the FCA’s handling of internal investigations.

New FCA rules bring ESG rating providers into UK regulation for the first time

The rules are designed to improve the transparency, reliability and comparability of ESG ratings, helping build confidence in the information investors rely on.

DP2/26 – Credit Unions: Supporting sustainable growth and resilience

Legislative change, consolidation, common bond reform and the emergence of new business models have enabled some credit unions to grow significantly in size and complexity.

Simplification and complexity in the banking union: separating the wheat from the chaff

Keynote speech by Pedro Machado, Member of the Supervisory Board of the ECB, at the 12th Conference on the Banking Union: “Simplification of Banking Regulation and Supervision”

Is the Prudential Regulation Authority rethinking oversight and accountability?

The biggest change is the proposed removal of the Certification Regime.

Bank of England poised to raise rates but may push back on bets for more

Back then, the BoE was among the first major central banks to raise rates.

Monaco taken off global money-laundering 'grey list'

Grey list nations are considered to have "strategic deficiencies" in countering money laundering and terrorist financing, while cooperating with the FATF to correct the problems.

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