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Finding Its Competition Voice: The FCA After A Decade Of Concurrency
The Financial Conduct Authority has long held concurrent competition law enforcement powers alongside the Competition and Markets Authority, yet has rarely exercised them in practice. A recent case involving 11 commodity futures traders signals a potential shift in the FCA's approach to competition enforcement in financial services, raising important questions about compliance obligations for self-employed individuals and the firms that engage them.
United Kingdom Anti-trust
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Fladgate LLP
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Why Your Will May Already Be Out Of Date
Life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth of children, or acquiring significant assets can fundamentally alter the legal effect of your will or render it no longer fit for purpose. Understanding when and why to review your estate planning documents is essential to ensuring your wishes are properly reflected and your beneficiaries are protected. This guidance examines the key circumstances that should prompt a will review and explains the legal consequences of failing to update your testamentary arran
United Kingdom Family
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Keystone Law
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Skilled Worker Salary Rules: Investing In Your Sponsor
UK immigration law requires Skilled Worker sponsors to pay salaries that meet specific thresholds, but what happens when the sponsored worker personally invests in the sponsoring business? This analysis examines how personal investments can reduce the salary figure used for immigration purposes and explores the technical rules that govern when money paid by an applicant to their sponsor must be subtracted from their qualifying salary.
United Kingdom Immigration
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Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers
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FCA Finalises Sustainability Disclosure Rules For Listed Companies
The Financial Conduct Authority has published final rules requiring UK-listed companies to make sustainability-related disclosures based on UK Sustainability Reporting Standards, replacing the existing TCFD framework with a 'comply or explain' approach. These new requirements will apply to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, with first reporting expected in 2028, and include provisions for climate-related transition plans and third-party assurance disclosures.
United Kingdom Commercial
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Eversheds Sutherland
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