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A discussion on a number of views on how best to regulate interbank lending rates and other benchmark rates.
The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 is expected to herald the development of a more effective and efficient competition law regime in the UK.
The Supreme Court’s decision in the case of "Petrodel v Prest", handed down today, marks a crucial shift in the extent to which the courts will allow the "piercing of the corporate veil".
The shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry recently unveiled Labour's plans to combat corporate fraud.
The European Commission has adopted a proposal for a Directive on how individuals and companies can claim damages when they are victims of infringements of the EU competition rules.
The government is on a mission to keep parties out of the employment tribunal system.
Conduct Risk can be defined as the risk of customers suffering poor outcomes as a result of a firm’s actions.
A summary of the new developments as reported by the FCA, the PRA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange over the past week.
The Financial Conduct Authority has not wasted any time in organising thematic visits to firms involved in the provision of transition management services.
Those organisations that get the most out their public affairs work are those who seek out the opportunities to get involved.
Figures presented at our 23rd Annual Motor Insurance Seminar show that UK motor insurers are struggling to make a profit on car insurance premiums.
It’s funny, but it seems like applying for this job happened a long time ago now, even though it’s just over a year.
The court has confirmed that, even where an outdated property stands little or no chance of being re-let following a tenant's departure, a claim for the loss in reversionary value caused by the breach of the tenant's repairing covenants is still possible.
John Bowman and Emily Murray explain how to handle objections to compulsory purchases.
The Charity Commission has overhauled its website at a reported cost of £75,000, having sought extensive feedback from website users.
The Statement of Recommended Practice for charities is developed by the Charity Commission and the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator in collaboration with the SORP Committee, and provides a comprehensive framework for charity accounting and reporting.
The Charity Commission has launched a consultation on the content of the Annual Return and the public register of Charities after having conducted a review last summer on the nature of the information it should collect from charities.
The Charity Commission has reissued its warning to charities about the risks of entering into tenancy agreements with landlords seeking to take advantage of the business ratings exemption for charities.
A discussion on a recent case where the Court of Appeal's judgment provides useful guidance on a number of issues arising in relation to repudiatory breaches.
There are many reasons for businesses looking to develop or expand their markets and sales beyond UK shores.
The Directorate General, in providing these replies, is making it clear that an unapologetic position is being taken with regards to the likely consequences of the FTT.
One of the greatest challenges facing employers today is finding and keeping good employees. This article describes some effective employee retention strategies that will help you retain good staff and develop a stable workforce.
Strategic planning is crucial to profitable business growth, but companies typically realise only about 63% of their business strategy's potential financial value because of defects and breakdowns in strategic planning and implementation.
It was recently announced that the European Commission would be imposing provisional anti-dumping tariffs on solar panels imported from China.
Few organisations really monitor their true key performance indicators (KPIs) and few have explored what a KPI actually is.
Business Owners often ask whether a contract that their company is entering into can in fact take effect from an earlier date compared to the date on which it is to be signed by the parties.
At the end of last month, the long-awaited judgment in the Interflora v Marks and Spencer case on trade mark infringement as it relates to keyword advertising was delivered by Mr Justice Arnold.
Business mentoring can be a highly effective way to improve business performance.
A landmark ruling of the Employment Appeal Tribunal in USDAW and others v WW Realisation 1 Ltd (in Liquidation) and another is likely to have significant implications for employers making large scale redundancies
For each of the last three years both the global economy and equity markets have moved through short seasonal cycles, with a dip in economic data and market performance in the second quarter, followed by an upturn midway through the summer months.
Before you think about designing and implementing a compensation plan, you must first develop a clear and compelling compensation strategy.
Want to know how your company is really doing? If so, looking at your gross sales and revenues is not enough.
In May 2013, the Law Society published an updated version of the Seller’s Property Information Form known as "Form TA6".
The Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the important case of "Ust-Kamenogorsk Hydropower Plant JSC v AES Ust-Kamenogorsk Hydropower Plant LLP" [2013] UKSC 35.
A failure by the charterers to pay the hire equates to a breach of a condition, allowing the termination of the charter.
If you are an individual moving to the UK your UK tax treatment will depend on whether you are "resident", "ordinarily resident" or "domiciled" in the UK.
UK real estate, particularly prime property in London, has always attracted significant international investment.
Charterers faced cargo claims arising from the contamination of containerised cargo with fuel oil. Charterers settled these claims and claimed an indemnity from Owners under the time charter between them.
A discussion that focuses on West Africa, a region developing an increasingly diversified economy and moving away from dependency on oil and gas reserves.
Developing the right marketing mix is essential to business success. There are two basic steps you must take before developing the marketing mix.
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One of the greatest challenges facing employers today is finding and keeping good employees. This article describes some effective employee retention strategies that will help you retain good staff and develop a stable workforce.
Business Owners often ask whether a contract that their company is entering into can in fact take effect from an earlier date compared to the date on which it is to be signed by the parties.
Want to know how your company is really doing? If so, looking at your gross sales and revenues is not enough.
The Government has recently published legislation that will relax the rules on when planning permission is needed for change of use.
Financial transaction taxes, also known as Tobin taxes or Robin Hood taxes, have featured increasingly in the news over the last few years.
If you are an individual moving to the UK your UK tax treatment will depend on whether you are "resident", "ordinarily resident" or "domiciled" in the UK.
A summary of a number of interesting employment cases.
A guide to the duties of directors.
The knock-on effects of the global economic crisis have influenced the financing of the commodities trading industry.
UK real estate, particularly prime property in London, has always attracted significant international investment.
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