Strong leadership and commitment will be vital to the UK government’s plans to develop the area between Oxford, Milton Keynes and Cambridge as a national economic priority area, according to […]
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Continue Reading →Scotland’s new register of those who hold a controlling interest in land will take effect from 1 April 2022, the Scottish government has confirmed. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The number of financial services customers that could be classed as ‘vulnerable’ increased 15% over the initial months of the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK, and now stands at 27.7 […]
Continue Reading →The Investment Association (IA) has outlined details of the planned Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF), in the wake of the UK government’s commitment to enabling the new structure in the course […]
Continue Reading →EU financial regulators have called on legislators to simplify plans that involve bringing major technology providers within the scope of their regulation, and to provide them with the powers to […]
Continue Reading →Commercial litigants can be reassured that the UK courts are continuing to dispense justice despite new and continuing restrictions due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, legal experts have said. Read […]
Continue Reading →A keenly anticipated report on how the UK’s competition and consumer law regimes should be updated and modernised following the UK’s exit from the EU and as it recovers from […]
Continue Reading →In three recent rulings, the Paris Court of Appeal has highlighted the challenges pharmaceutical manufacturers can face in obtaining supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) for monoclonal antibodies on the basis of […]
Continue Reading →AGM and election of 2021 executive committee members held The Malta IT Law Association (MITLA) will continue to work towards contributing to Malta’s digital future, focusing its efforts on its member outreach […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s rules requiring the reporting of cross border tax arrangements have been scaled back as a result of the end of the Brexit transition period and require reporting only […]
Continue Reading →Capital gains tax (CGT) is a UK tax payable by individuals on gains they make on the disposal of assets. An asset is any form of property, whether situated in […]
Continue Reading →A global trading system in emissions trading is emerging, just as the previous international credits system under the Kyoto Protocol expires. For such a system to work, international systems will […]
Continue Reading →The Indian government will introduce a single unified set of laws governing the trade in securities and stocks. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ireland’s Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) has awarded an employee compensation for constructive dismissal over her employer’s failure to put in place precautionary measures against Covid-19. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has opened a consultation on carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) in order to determine the sequencing of project clusters. […]
Continue Reading →Crown Estate Scotland has announced it is reviewing the option structure for the seabed leasing for offshore wind projects, and is also delaying the deadline for applications in that process […]
Continue Reading →In the financial services sector, reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly widespread. In addition to ensuring that the technology meets existing legal requirements, financial service providers should review […]
Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out its approach to authorising international firms and their subsequent supervision, following a public consultation. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, is reported to have asked all government departments to draw up a price for greenhouse gas emissions across all sectors of the economy, according […]
Continue Reading →Heating and transport sector companies which want to place fuels on the German market must participate in the national emissions trading system (nETS) now that the Fuel Emissions Trading Act […]
Continue Reading →The record number of new arbitration cases registered with the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in 2020 highlights the confidence that investors retain in resolving their disputes […]
Continue Reading →As trustees of master trusts prepare for their first board meetings of 2021, several high profile issues are set to dominate agendas. Read Complete Article
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