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DWP Consultation on Statutory Right to Transfer: flying the (red and amber) flags against scammers
The Department for Work and Pensions has released its Consultation ‘Pensions Scams: Empowering Trustees and Protecting Members...
Newsflash: tPR seeks views on how it will apply new Contribution Notice tests
tPR started its consultation yesterday on changes to its Code of Practice 12. This code explains the circumstances in which tPR will...
NGFS publishes progress report on bridging climate-related data gaps
Written by Pooja Bokhiria and Alex Gillespie
On 26 May 2021, the Network for Greening the Financial System (‘NGFS’) published a progress...
LGPS surplus payment position clarified: helpful new Court guidance
An important judgment was released yesterday in relation to surplus payments from the LGPS. The case of EMS v Secretary of State for the...
Management equity: how envious are you?
The green-eyed monster
Of all the deadly sins I am guilty of, envy isn't one of them.
I have always thought of envy as being a rather daft...
Building Safety: Next steps for building regulations and fire safety
My colleague Ann Metherall and I are delighted to have been invited to participate in the Westminster Social Policy Forum on 20 July 2021...
Ofgem provides another boost for Electrical Vehicle Charging Roll Out
Ask anyone involved in assessing the viability of potential sites for developing rapid charge point for EVs and, inevitably, one (if not...
Net Zero: has Covid-19 derailed Airports?
In June 2019, 194 members of Airports Council International Europe pledged to commit to net zero carbon emissions from airport operations...
New technology makes wind turbines 100% recyclable
A new technology has been developed by Vestas and other industry and academic leaders which now means that wind turbines could be totally...
Queens Speech – Planning and Infrastructure
On Tuesday 11 May 2021, the Queen delivered a ten minute speech in the House of Lords setting out a summary of the key statutes that...
European Commission recommends rejection of UK’s application to accede to 2007 Lugano Convention
On 4 May 2021 the European Commission published its recommendation to the EU that the UK’s application to accede to the 2007 Lugano...
UK Infrastructure Bank - Financial returns v Building back better, fairer and greener
Significant investment in UK infrastructure is needed to deliver much needed upgrades, stimulate social and economic growth in the...
The Future of GB Rail Delivery
DfT has made a number of important announcements about the future of rail delivery in Great Britain in the short and medium term....
Litigating construction disputes in a post pandemic world
With the number of construction disputes predicted to rise as COVID and its effects manifest, the number of cases coming before the...
Supply chain at top of the Net Zero agenda
In recognition of the importance of the supply chain’s role in helping to reach Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the government...
Smart contracts: UK Jurisdiction Taskforce publishes Digital Dispute Resolution Rules
The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) of LawtechUK recently published its Digital Dispute Resolution Rules (Rules) “to be used for...
FCA launches consultation on long-term asset fund (LTAF)
Written by Harrison Folland
The FCA has launched a consultation ("CP21/12: A new authorised fund regime for investing in long term assets
FCA clarifies its expectations on the review of legacy outsourcing arrangements
By Pooja Bokhiria
On 6 May 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (the “FCA”) clarified its expectations regarding firms’ obligations to...
FCA publishes consultation paper on new Consumer Duty
By Pooja Bokhiria
On 14 May 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) published a consultation paper (CP21/13) on a new ‘Consumer...
The Corporate PPAs keep coming
I was very interested in this stat/headline from RE-Source pointing out that the trajectory for signing up corporate PPAs is...
The Built Environment Needs to Steel Itself
Here is an interesting article from McKinsey & Company on tackling the challenge of decarbonizing the steel industry. As the...
Automated decision-making by public bodies - government guidance published
The Office for Artificial Intelligence, Cabinet Office, and Central Digital & Data Office have published guidance for when public...
Compensation (London Capital & Finance plc and Fraud Compensation Fund) Bill 2021-22
We break down the two purposes of the Bill, which respond to recent decisions of the courts and impact the financial services statutory...
Time to engage - the return to the office
The current 'work from home' guidance is likely to be lifted next month in England, and employers will be in the final stages of their...
Closing the gender pension gap
During a House of Commons debate last month, Patricia Gibson, Scottish National Party MP for North Ayrshire and Arran, noted that the...
Pensions News Flash: Queen's speech 2021 – no surprises for a busy pensions industry
There were no surprises for the pensions industry in the Queen’s Speech 2021, no doubt a relief for many.
For the public sector, the...
FCA speech on regulatory landscape post-Brexit
The FCA has published a speech by FCA Chief Executive, Nikhil Rathi, on the UK regulatory landscape post-Brexit and beyond. Of particular...
FCA policy development update: May 2021
On 7 May 2021, the FCA updated its policy development update (PDU) webpage. The update summarises the FCA’s proposed future publications...
Financial Ombudsman publishes news issue 160
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has published issue 160 of its ombudsman news.
The FOS highlights its new webpage on complaints...
Building Safety Regime - proposals for Gateway One
In response to the Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety led by Dame Judith Hackitt, and the Government's...
How is a town and village green registered? Join us tomorrow to find out!
I am looking forward to chairing our town and village green (TVG) webinar tomorrow (12 May 2021) at 10am and will be joined by my...
FCA releases statement on ongoing work on liquidity mismatch in authorised open-ended property funds
Written by Harrison Folland
The FCA has released a statement regarding their consultation on proposals to reduce potential harm to...
Week to go - BPS Deadline!
Whilst Monday 17 May 2021 is marked in our calendars for the relaxation of COVID rules, it should also be highlighted for another reason...
Net Zero: What are the next steps for local leadership?
Blog by Andrew Parmar-Yee and Emma Andrews
Local elections in the UK took place last week providing parts of the electorate an opportunity...
Final call for the EU Settlement Scheme
The deadline to apply under the EU Settlement Scheme is 30 June 2021.
EEA and Swiss citizens (and their family members) who wish to...
UK REACH continues to evolve for the GB market
We have been advising for some time that UK REACH will undergo further changes as the new UK chemicals regime beds in during the current...
Net Zero - Engaging the Public
An interesting report from Cavendish Advocacy has reminded all advocates of Net Zero, the Government and the private sector that to...
Grenfell Tower Inquiry - the expert evidence on combustible cladding and insulation selection
The recent evidence of Mr Jonathan Sakula, an independent façade engineering expert, given to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry is likely to...
Automated decision-making by public bodies - potential law reform?
The Law Commission has started a consultation to help determine their next programme of law reform. Under the theme of "emerging...
The National Security and Investment Bill receives Royal Assent
On 29 April 2021, the much-anticipated National Security and Investment Bill received Royal Assent which means that the Bill has now been...
UK green hydrogen network: the future looks (H2)Green
H2 Green, subsidiary of Getech and developer of regional hydrogen hubs, and Element Two, developer of hydrogen refuelling stations,...
The PRA publishes discussion paper on “strong and simple” prudential framework for non-systemic UK banks and building societies
Written by Brandon Wong
On 29 April, the Prudential Regulation Authority ("PRA") published its discussion paper, DP1/21,...
The UK's Financial Services Act 2021 receives Royal Assent
Written by Brandon Wong
On 29 April 2021, the long-awaited Financial Services Act 2021 (the "Act") received Royal Assent.
The...
Infrastructure in Wales: how will the election shape its future?
Today sees Wales go to the polls for Senedd elections in a vote which could be pivotal for the future of infrastructure in the country,...
The lawyer's role in ESG
What role should lawyers be playing in the ESG agenda? If managing ESG (environmental, social and governance) factors is about...
The Investment Association releases its analysis report on value assessments
By Ciara Davies
The Investment Association (IA) has released an analysis report on assessment of value reports issued in 2020.
The analysis...
Green arbitrations: reducing the environmental impact of arbitral proceedings
According to some analysts, as many as 20,000 trees would need to be planted to offset the total carbon emissions resulting from just one...
Renewable energy developers should be thinking about Hydrogen now.
I was delighted to be a participant in the first of Renewable UK’s Future Systems webinars on Green Hydrogen this morning. It was a...
FCA publishes proposals for SPACs just as enthusiasm for SPACs cools
On Friday, the FCA published its proposed changes to the UK Listing Rules which apply to special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs)....
Scrap shared parental leave, say campaigners
Six years on from the introduction of the UK’s flagship shared parental leave scheme, campaigners argue that the scheme has failed to...
Venture Capital - US vs Europe
Venture capital (VC) funds have long been more closely linked with Silicon Valley and the United States than the European cities of...
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