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To incorporate (our trustee board) or not to incorporate? That is the question
As pension lawyers, our trustee clients commonly look to us to advise them on their risk exposure.
As Suzanne Padmore posted in her recent...
High Court to consider the UK's post-Brexit emissions trading scheme
Later this week the high Court will hear submissions in a judicial review of various aspects of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS)...
Defence Contracting: a new approach to Contractor liability
As many in the defence sector will now be aware, the Ministry of Defence has recently made some very significant changes to its...
Britain’s greenest ever day
It’s been widely reported that Britain’s electricity system was the greenest it’s ever been at lunchtime on Easter Bank Holiday Monday....
Helpful clarification in tPR’s new Settlement Policy
The Pensions Regulator (tPR) has set out a new policy on its approach to settling regulatory or civil enforcement action. It does not...
FCA extends guidance on cancellations and refunds
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA has published finalised guidance on cancellations and refunds, aimed at credit and debit card firms and...
New FCA webpage on financial promotions quarterly data
Written by Ciara Davies
The FCA has published a new webpage that shows the number of financial promotions that have been amended or...
Adams v Options UK Personal Pensions LLP - Consumer friendly Judgment from the Court of Appeal
Leonardo Robinson in our SIPP and SSAS team comments on the key aspects of the Court of Appeal Judgment:
It was hoped that this...
Ombudsman determination highlights tension between statutory transfer rights and tax risks
A recent Pension Ombudsman determination (“Mr Y”) has highlighted the importance of upholding members’ statutory transfer rights when...
Construction clients and funders need to be aware of construction material shortages and rising costs.
The Construction Leadership Council’s product availability work group has warned of worsening construction material shortages. Global...
Audit and corporate governance white paper: new powers for ARGA to take civil enforcement action against directors
BEIS has recently published its consultation paper on restoring trust in audit and corporate governance. The paper contains a wide range...
Planning Case Law Update
There have been a number of judicial developments in 2020/2021 which have the potential to significantly impact planning practice in...
Audit and corporate governance white paper: new Audit and Assurance Policy requirement for listed issuers
BEIS has recently published its consultation paper on restoring trust in audit and corporate governance. The paper contains a wide range...
Social Factors in ESG
Summary
The Department for Work and Pensions has opened a consultation into the consideration of social factors in ESG by occupational...
Audit and corporate governance white paper: Is SOX coming to the UK?
On 18 March 2021, BEIS published its consultation paper on restoring trust in audit and corporate governance. The paper contains a wide...
FCA announces consultation on Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs): an end to suspension?
On 31 March 2021, the FCA announced that it intends to consult on amendments to the UK Listing Rules and related guidance to strengthen...
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