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Need for cyber resilience is stronger than ever in the face of Succession Wealth cyber-attack
National advice firm, Succession Wealth, has launched an investigation after falling victim to a cyber-attack.
The firm, which was bought...
Internal Communications – putting people at the heart of your firm
I was fascinated to read this article in leading industry publication HR Magazine, which explores internal communications as a function...
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There are four parts (and indeed four judgments) to this story, but to cut to the final chapter (at least the final chapter...
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The UK Government has set ambitious targets for low-carbon hydrogen production as part of its Net Zero strategy. In support of the...
Supreme Court rules on public recreation rights
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On the 22 February, the Pensions Regulator (TPR) released a press release to mark the launch of a campaign to make sure trustees are...
Navigating the EU AI Act: flowchart
The EU AI Act is still on track to become law. When that happens is an open-question. The European Parliament is expected to...
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The FCA published a third batch of portfolio letters on implementing the Consumer Duty on 3 March 2023. The letters are addressed to the...
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Click here for more detail on this case, including an explanation of...
LGPS AAs: public law vs. quasi-fiduciary duties
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Computer says no - delay to Pensions Dashboards
The Department for Work and Pensions has today announced a delay to the connection deadlines for the Pensions Dashboards. Master trusts...
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The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill has seen...
Publication of the Windsor Framework
The Prime Minister and the President of the European Commission have unveiled the Windsor Framework (the “Framework”) regarding the...
When is a planning condition a condition precedent?
This is a question which has been considered by the Courts on numerous occasions, but still causes contention. In a recent appeal...
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