11/30/2021
Financial Regulation: Daily Update
The new rules aim to protect consumers against excessive charges by introducing a fee cap.
11/30/2021
The new rules aim to protect consumers against excessive charges by introducing a fee cap.
11/30/2021
The FCA’s Mortgage Prisoner Review has been laid before Parliament.
11/30/2021
The fee increase would better reflect the costs associated with the authorisation and supervision of 51,000 firms throughout the UK.
11/30/2021
Accordingly, the EU Commission has announced yesterday that it will defer the application of the SFDR RTS to 1 January 2023.
11/30/2021
The Commission acknowledges that the AIFMD has generally worked well in terms of introducing a harmonized, supervisory framework for alternative investment fund managers.
11/29/2021
The DMA, drafted by the European Commission in December 2020, faced lengthy delays while MEPs on the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) scrutinised its wording.
11/29/2021
This transaction was a follow-up of VGP’s private placements of new and existing shares in April and September 2020, where the Linklaters team also acted as Underwriters’ Counsel.
11/29/2021
But if the account holder is not classed as legally able to manage their money they or their parents have been struggling to access the funds.
11/29/2021
Amicus Finance case establishes balance between realistic scrutiny of plans and fair outcome for creditors.
11/29/2021
“Locating away from areas of high demand and constrained supply will undoubtedly be important for continued data centre growth in Ireland.
11/28/2021
A further £200,000 had been withdrawn from the company account over a two-year period, from 2018 and 2020, in cash.
11/28/2021
The FCA has reformed its decision-making process to ensure it can make faster and more effective decisions for consumers, markets and firms.
11/28/2021
The problem of hidden assets means the use of private investigators is now the norm in splits where one or both parties are very wealthy.
11/28/2021
Welcome changes or regulatory creep?
11/28/2021
The Regulation relates to the reporting of credit and market risk information by relevant institutions.
11/26/2021
The proposals aim to enhance outcomes for consumers
11/26/2021
The Firm has the right to make written and oral representations to the Authority
11/26/2021
The CCRC, which investigates suspected miscarriages of justice, confirmed that a decision on the case could be issued within three weeks.
11/26/2021
A memo submitted ahead of the board meeting noted: "The risk of reputational damage remains should the German authorities take action against the funds."
11/26/2021
AIFMD proposals would alter UCITS directive