The Charity Commission has issued guidance on the key changes coming into effect in the Charities Act 2022 affecting financial governance

The Public Sector Fraud Authority (PSFA) has been launched to tackle high levels of bounce back loan fraud with a £180m target set for the first 12 months

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) plans to bring in a new consumer duty, which will improve how firms serve consumers from July 2023

The Law Commission has published its options for the government for how it can improve the law to ensure that corporations are effectively held to account for committing serious crimes including tax evasion

A public sector fraud taskforce that features an ‘elite team of experts’ has been launched by the Chancellor 

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

New rules will create a register of overseas owners of UK property to improve transparency and highlight potential risks of money laundering

The Chancellor will need to find an extra £22bn to spend to just keep public pay above inflation and to support households with the energy crisis

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

The government is to bring forward the Economic Crime Act to clamp down on money laundering within the UK property market

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