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Prohibition on Bearer Certificates introduced for CIS
The Bearer Certificates (Collective Investment Schemes) Regulations 2020 (2020/1346) (the "Regulations") were made on 24th November 2020...
The UK’s National Data Strategy: how to ensure transparent and accountable algorithmic decision-making by public bodies?
This is an issue that is central to the National Data Strategy which was launched for consultation on 9 September 2020. In response...
Government announces plans for new Digital Markets Unit
The UK government has announced that it plans to launch a Digital Markets Unit, which will begin work from April 2021.
The UK Competition...
New space standards for permitted development housing announced along with amendments to permitted development rights to allow further flexibility
In September this year the Government introduced a number of changes to support more flexible uses of premises in England through...
DHSC considers healthcare procurement reform
On 24 November 2020, the Department of Health and Social Care released the paper "Busting Bureaucracy" which looks at ways in which it...
The proposed Responsible Investment Bill: a contrast with the Australian approach
ShareAction, a charitable organisation committed to promoting responsible and sustainable long-term investment, proposed a new...
The CQC has published its annual report for 2019/20
The Care Quality Commission ('CQC') has published its annual report for 2019/20. The report looks at four key areas: the quality of care...
The Christmas party isn’t cancelled
Employers are grappling with some difficult questions about how to hold Christmas events this year and what the tax implications of their...
Market reminded of regulators’ focus on data
Written by Marcus Clayden
The FCA has reminded firms of their responsibilities to store, use and share their clients’ data in a lawful...
Further FCA and FOS correspondence on firm handling of complaints during pandemic
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA has published correspondence with the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) confirming the FOS's approach to...
UK Government unveils climate change roadmap for asset managers
By Christopher Walker
As part of the UK’s Green Finance Strategy and alongside the Financial Services Statement issued by the Chancellor,...
COVID-19: FCA further proposals to support consumer credit borrowers
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
In light of the recent government restrictions in response to COVID-19, the FCA published a statement on 2...
FCA developing guiding principles on building trust in sustainable investments
By Christopher Walker
Building trust in sustainable investments” by Richard Monks, the FCA’s Director of Strategy.
On 23 November the...
Recent Financial Stability Board report notes firms’ climate-related disclosures harmed by lack of available data
By Christopher Walker
FSB”) published its report analysing the impact of climate change on financial stability, assessing the...
UK Asset Management Taskforce sustainable growth and stewardship report published
By Christopher Walker
IA”) published the report “Investing with purpose: placing stewardship at the heart of sustainable growth
European Commission consultation on Sustainable Finance Taxonomy Regulation
By Christopher Walker
On 20 November 2020 the European Commission published the draft Commission Delegated Regulation (“CDR”)...
Supreme Court sets date for FCA, insurers Business Interruption claims appeal
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
On 2 November 2020, the Supreme Court granted permission to appeal in the Financial Conduct Authority’s test...
FCA announces changes to open banking identification requirements
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
On 3 November 2020, the FCA announced changes to open banking identification requirements, permitting UK-based...
HSE & Local Authority Officers are checking businesses in the transport, warehousing, and logistics sector are COVID-secure
HSE has issued a bulletin stating that HSE inspectors, and local authority officers, will be visiting more warehouses and distribution...
European Central Bank publishes interview on green and sustainable finance
By Ciara Davies
On 21 November 2020, the ECB published the transcript of an interview given by its Executive Board Member and Supervisory...
ESMA has published a speech by its Executive Director on future challenges for fund managers
By Ciara Davies
The speech focuses on two key topics for the asset management sector; delegation in light of the end of the Brexit...
Product labelling changes required before 1 January 2021
UK Government has been ramping up its 'Time is running out' media campaign in recent days. The purpose of the campaign is to encourage...
ComparetheMarket fined £17.9m for most-favoured-nation clauses
The UK Competition and Markets Authority recently fined ComparetheMarket.com £17.9m for its use of most favoured nation (MFN) clauses in...
Even as key UK ETS legislation comes into force, uncertainty over post-Brexit carbon pricing remains
As of 12 November the UK Emissions Trading System (UK ETS) has its legislative foundation with the coming into force of significant parts...
Closing the gap with NASDAQ: new UK Listing Review
On 19 November 2020, the UK Government announced the launch of a review of the UK Listing Regime. Lord Hill will lead the review. The...
ESG – the bridge between infrastructure and pension fund investment?
This blog was written by Ros Jackson.
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria are playing an ever increasing role in...
Thames Tideway
Working on our "Perspectives on Infrastructure" series has been a great way of hearing the views of thought leaders in the infrastructure...
Make a pledge to combat pension scams!
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged the pensions industry (principally pension providers, trustees and administrators) to publicly...
DC Pension Flexibility – Trustees will be required to “nudge” members to guidance
The DWP recently published a statement of policy intent setting out plans to encourage more people to take guidance when accessing their...
Pizza or pasta - time for a swap?
Last week Pizza Express announced that it completed a recapitalisation scheme to reduce its debt by more than £400m and to inject £40m of...
Biocides, Brexit and sovereignty: Why the trade discussions are largely irrelevant for biocidal products regulation
Even as we enter a crucial week for EU-UK trade negotiations, the shape of regulation for biocides and biocidal products on the future...
The EU's post election ongoing trade dispute with the US
Retaliating against unlawful state aid for Boeing, the EU has implemented an additional $4bn per annum of import duties on US exports.
A New Scope for Planning Obligations
On 18 November 2020, the Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 (Commencement No. 5 and Saving, Transitional and Consequential Provisions)...
The BCorp Bookshop: The rise of the socially conscious stores
With most shops currently closed and people spending more time at home, delivery drivers laden with parcels has become a daily sight in...
Lessons for listed companies: the collapse of Carillion plc
Overview
On 13 November 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its summary of the reasons why earlier this year it gave a...
No lockdown for secondary fundraisings
Although England is currently under a second national lockdown and a number of UK Government schemes, including the Coronavirus Business...
The Office of Tax Simplification proposes reforms to Capital Gains Tax
On Wednesday, the Office of Tax Simplification (“OTS”) published a report on Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”) in response to the Chancellor’s...
Launch of the water sector's routemap to Net Zero by 2030
Earlier this year, the water sector announced that it was pledging, as a sector, to reach Net Zero by 2030, the first major sector to do so.
FCA review of corporate governance disclosures by listed issuers: room for improvement
On 11 November 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its review of listed companies’ compliance with the FCA’s rules...
Agriculture Act 2020 Receives Royal Assent
The long-awaited Agriculture Act 2020 has at last been granted Royal Assent passed into law today (11 November).
It grants a range of...
Future trends in sustainable corporate governance
At the end of last month, the European Commission launched a public consultation on putting sustainability at the heart of the corporate...
Domesticising procurement law
Earlier this week, Parliament’s legislative committee began debating the draft Public Procurement (Amendment etc) (EU Exit) Regulations...
Infrastructure as an asset class
In our latest interview for our Perspectives on Infrastructure series we've spoken with Philip Kent, lead adviser at Gravis to GCP...
Artificial Intelligence: engaging communities and stakeholders in the AI's development improves ethics and performance
Two Google employees in a recent Harvard Business Review (HBR) article have emphasised the importance a collaborative approach to AI...
Infrastructure investment : clearer opportunities needed for pension schemes?
This blog was written by Ros Jackson.
In the third interview of the Perspectives on Infrastructure series, Burges Salmon spoke to...
Net Zero requires rules and regulation
Roger Harrabin the BBC Environment Analyst, penned a piece over the weekend in which he drew attention to the fact that climate change...
A Supreme Court Warning to Mind Your Covenants
In the case of Alexander Devine Children’s Cancer Trust v Housing Solutions Ltd, the Supreme Court considered, for the first time, the...
What will EV charging look like in 2030?
We had a great session on Friday at Highways UK with Dominic Taylor from Arup, Malcolm Wilkinson from Highways England and Karl Semple...
FCA updates webpages with information for mutual societies
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA has updated its webpages on its responsibilities to mutual societies and on mutual societies’ annual...
FCA policy statement extending SM&CR implementation deadlines for solo-regulated firms
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA has published a policy statement on extending the implementation deadlines for solo-regulated firms under...
Financial advisers warned of transfer risks after increase in Rolls-Royce DB transfers
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA, Pensions Regulator and Money and Pensions Service issued a joint statement confirming that the FCA...
FCA updates process for existing intragroup exemptions from margin between UK and third country group entities
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
The FCA has published an instrument relating to the Over the Counter Derivatives, Central Counterparties...
COVID-19: FCA confirms additional guidance for insurance and premium finance firms on customers in financial difficulty
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
On 30 October, the FCA published finalised guidance advising insurance and premium finance firms on how...
PRA and FCA Dear CEO letter on final preparations for end of Brexit transition period: insurance firms
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
The PRA has published the joint Dear CEO letter that it sent along with the FCA to insurance firms regarding...
FCA updates webpage on business interruption insurance test case
Written by Ebony Ezekwesili
The FCA recently updated its webpage on its business interruption (BI) insurance test case, publishing the...
Unlocking the benefits of connected vehicles
I had the pleasure of taking part in a live panel at Highways UK recently on infrastructure and connected vehicles, joined by colleagues...
CMA blocks two mergers in a single week
On 2 November 2020, YPO abandoned its purchase of Findel after the CMA concluded that blocking the purchase was likely to be the best...
The Future of Mobility and the role of Demand Responsive Transport (DRT)
Burges Salmon has been sponsoring the Big Thinking Channel at Highways UK 2020 all this week. Today Lucy Pegler and I were joined by...
A new All Party Parliamentary Group for Connected and Automated Mobility
As announced at Highways UK 2020, Burges Salmon and AXA UK are setting up a new All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Connected and...
Not such a glowing review of rewilding
Yesterday's news on the BBC carried a story of another farmer intending to 'rewild' their land.
Ben Goldsmith plans to leave his 300...
Have you sent your filings in to the CMA yet?
In 2019 the Competition and Markets Authority ("CMA") issued The Investment Consultancy and Fiduciary Management Market Investigation...
ESMA adds UK venues to opinions on transparency and position for third country trading venues under MiFID II
Written by Ciara Davies
On 27 October 2020, ESMA published a press release announcing that it has updated the list of third-country...
HMRC announces EMI schemes will continue to be available after 31 December 2020
The Enterprise Management Incentive (“EMI”) is a tax-approved share scheme. As with all tax incentives, it could amount to a State Aid,...
Public consultation: proposed amendments to the Takeover Code
Last week, the Code Committee of the Takeover Panel (“CC”) published Public Consultation Paper 2020/1 (“PCP”) which sets out proposed...
Missed ATED filings - act now to prevent further penalties
HMRC are in the process of contacting corporate owners of UK residential property to remind them of their ATED (Annual Tax on Enveloped...
Cybercrime: a continued area of focus for pension scheme trustees
The Pensions Research Accountants Group (PRAG) has published updated guidance which is aimed at helping pension scheme trustees to...
Recent Fraud case brought by the Pensions Regulator - potential wider impact
The recent welcome action by the Regulator to bring criminal proceedings in respect of pensions fraud in the case of Roger William...
Pirelli appeal reinforces EU line on parental liability issues
The European Court of Justice recently dismissed an appeal by Pirelli over its EUR 67m fine for anti-competitive conduct carried out by a...
Missed opportunities in the Pension Schemes Bill?
With the Pension Schemes Bill going before a committee of the House of Commons this week, the MPs have invited public input. With this in...
Electricity licence exemptions to be reviewed- This could be important
BEIS has announced a call for evidence on how the current electricity licence exemptions work. Burges Salmon has been calling for...
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