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Sustainable investment regulation in the UK and EU

New UK sustainability reporting standards in line with international standards are expected to be outlined by the UK government in 2025.

Why Switzerland remains a leading European jurisdiction for foreign companies

These new settlements demonstrate continued international confidence in Switzerland’s business environment—and this confidence is well-placed.

The first cut is the steepest: the Fed, market expectations and the dollar

The Federal Reserve has made its first interest rate cut since the pandemic, reducing rates by 50 basis points (bps).

HMRC’s new digital service to unlock thousands in public sector pension rebates

HMRC has recently launched an updated digital service aimed at assisting Public Sector pension

Carey Olsen shortlisted for Offshore Firm of the Year at The Lawyer European Awards 2024

This shortlisting reinforces another successful year for the firm

Deputy Premier leads successful UK and EU engagement

Ebanks and Campbell also met with representatives of the Channel Islands office to exchange insights and updates.

Bank of England set to leave rates unchanged on 19th September, but leave door wide open for future cuts according to AllianzGI

Beyond the September meeting, however, we think that the UK labour market will continue to loosen

Flexible working laws could reduce regional inequality, Business Secretary says

Mr Reynolds also voiced his support for increasing minimum wage to ensure those in work are guaranteed ‘a decent quality of life’.

Mirabaud & Cie SA seriously violated financial market law

The appeal has now been dismissed by the Federal Supreme Court.

SEB develops its organisational structure to support its long-term strategic direction

With the new divisional structure, SEB will have four divisions as of 1 January 2025, compared with the current six.

Swiss Banks Charge Hefty Transfer Fees

For foreign securities, the cost has dropped from 120 francs to 95 francs over the same period.

The Investment Association responds to FCA temporary measures for firms on ‘naming and marketing’ sustainability rules

We will continue to work constructively with the FCA and support our members to meet these deadlines, noting the more limited extension for firms complying with the 'naming and marketing' rules.

UK asset owners look to reset debate on corporate pay

The tool designed by the group is intended to inform investors’ stewardship activities that will take place throughout the financial year

Dentons advises Pliant on formation of strategic partnership with Vereinigte Volksbank Raiffeisenbank

The new collaboration strengthens Pliant’s financial position, increasing its total capacity for providing credit lines to a total of €200 million.

Caught in the act: managing insider dealing risks when working from home

In a recent US decision, the husband of a BP mergers and acquisitions executive was ordered to pay a total of $1,845,600.06 for violating insider trading laws.

The PRA publishes the second policy statement on Basel 3.1 and proposals on the strong and simple capital regime for smaller firms

The near-final policy statement is relevant to all PRA-regulated banks, building societies, investment firms and financial holding companies (‘firms’).

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