The government has set up an arbitration system to help resolve outstanding commercial rent debts as the general moratorium on commercial evictions during the pandemic ends
An overarching government department for fraud is the only way the UK will be able to combat the current fraud epidemic says former anti-fraud minister Lord Agnew
After the High Court ruling over a partnership dispute over payments in Tribe v Elborne Mitchell LLP, Andrew Flynn, associate at Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP examines the impact on partnership arrangements
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has fined KPMG £13m for misconduct in the fundamental principles of objectivity and integrity in the sale of Silentnight to HIG Capital in 2011
The UK government has announced new laws to replace EU rules on taxpayer-funded bailouts and business support, launching a subsidy system ministers say will help boost jobs and the economy
Malta, Madeira, the Balearic Islands, several UK overseas territories, and Caribbean islands including Barbados have been added to the government’s green list having met the necessary criteria to be reclassified
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is extending the end date of the temporary registrations regime (TRR) for existing crypto asset businesses from 9 July 2021 to 31 March 2022
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing putting a price cap on the fees claims management companies (CMCs) charge their customers in relation to claims for financial products and services, potentially saving consumers some £9.6m a year
Under reforms to the Prompt Payment Code (PPC), the required payment period for larger suppliers to small businesses is to be halved to 30 days, with commitments to be made personally by CEOs or finance directors
A British High Court judge is to lead an investigation into ‘consistent and deeply troubling’ concerns about corruption in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), including claims of misuse of government funds
Tens of thousands of small businesses forced to close during the first lockdown are in line for insurance pay-outs, after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) won a test case set to cost insurers over £1bn in claims
