Finance Law and Banking Law

A revised Jersey Private Fund Guide (JPF Guide) was published by the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) on 23 July 2025 which then came into force on 6 August 2025.

As perceptions around risk evolve, emerging markets are drawing new attention from institutional investors.

The long-awaited SFDR 2.0 has finally been published by the European Commission. It proposes a significant reset of the EU's sustainable finance disclosure framework, reshaping the current...

UK Financial Insights from Katten is a monthly newsletter highlighting key noteworthy developments potentially affecting financial markets and funds in the UK and Europe.

Jersey and Guernsey are well known to many private credit market participants for their tax neutral, politically stable and industry focused advantages. Both Islands boast a long established and sophisticated financial...

This briefing, which is relevant to the prudential treatment of securitisations in general (traditional and synthetic) by UK PRA regulated banks, covers the securitisation-related content...

The London Stock Exchange's (LSE) November 2025 Feedback Statement signals a new phase for AIM, focusing on proportionality, flexibility, cost reduction, and reaffirming AIM's risk/reward profile, as well as efforts to reposition AIM for the future as a distinct founder- and growth-focused market that can be competitive with private equity.

On November 20, 2025, the European Commission (Commission) unveiled its long-awaited proposal to overhaul the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

UK Financial Insights from Katten is a monthly newsletter highlighting key noteworthy developments potentially affecting financial markets and funds in the UK and Europe.

The Consumer Duty, introduced in 2023 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), sets a higher standard of care that firms must deliver to retail customers.

The government frames financial inclusion as essential not only for individuals' financial stability but for the UK's wider economic productivity.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is the UK's deposit guarantee scheme. It protects eligible deposits by providing compensation to depositors if a firm fails, up to limits set by...