Podcasts
Jessica Arrol and Jed Wilsher examine the key themes for regulated FinTechs as the COVID-19 lockdown begins to ease, considering the areas of focus from a Financial Conduct Authority perspective as well as potential opportunities in the FinTech space.
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Navigating UK Financial Services Regulation: A Guide for Insolvency Practitioners
Daniel Moore
Insights
Navigating Cross-Border Bankruptcy: The UK Supreme Court’s Judgment in Kireeva v Bedzhamov [2024] UKSC 39
Bianca Venkata
Insights
Digital Assets consultation: an opportunity to influence a once-in-a-generation reform
Rebecca Wright
Insights
Law360 quotes Ashwin Pillay on UniCredit's €10bn offer for Italian rival Banco BPM
Ashwin Pillay
In the Press
Navigating the Legal Landscape of Non-Performing Loan Acquisitions in the UAE
William Reichert
Quick Reads
Global Legal Post quotes James Walton on the CJC's interim report into litigation funding
James Walton
In the Press
The new FCA supervisory strategy for the financial advice sector
Rebecca Wright
Insights
Consumer Duty and Complaint Handling: Latest Insights for Lenders
Rebecca Wright
Insights
Finextra quotes Caroline Greenwell on the newly introduced APP fraud reimbursement scheme
Caroline Greenwell
In the Press
Richard Ellis writes for Finextra on when Fintechs do and do not require FCA authorisation
Richard Ellis
In the Press
Advancing Digital Property Rights: Thoughts for your Digital Estate
George Bull
Quick Reads
The Banker quotes Victoria Younghusband on the appointment of Bettina Orlopp as Commerzbank's new CEO
Victoria Younghusband
In the Press
Swiss estates: would a 50% tax on the super-rich be appropriate?
Alexia Egger Castillo
Quick Reads
How the forewarned ‘hike’ on private school fees is going to bite – a family law and Private Office perspective
Jemimah Fleet
Quick Reads
Charles Russell Speechlys advises QuestGates in securing an investment from Equistone Partners Europe
Mark Howard
News
James Walton writes for the Evening Standard on whether the Government can expect a return on its new National Wealth Fund
James Walton
In the Press