Recent rulings in the long-running guaranteed minimum pensions equalisation (GMP) litigation should prompt pension schemes to think again about how their forfeiture rules and the statutory time bar in the […]
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Continue Reading →Proposed new EU rules on electronic privacy will be the subject of fierce debate in the coming months as industry, regulators and legislators discuss the degree to which user information […]
Continue Reading →Recent rulings by the Singapore courts provide guidance on how commercial arbitration awards are set aside due to breaches of natural justice. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Whether Germany and the EU meet their ambitious climate targets depends on the degree to which the energy sector can transform itself. Read Complete Article
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Continue Reading →The Philippines has set an aim to raise $23.71 billion from external funds to cover the budget deficit and finance infrastructure projects, according to its finance department (DOF). Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The Hong Kong government will issue green bonds worth $175.5 billion in the next five years, according to financial secretary Paul Chan of the government of Hong Kong Special Administrative […]
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Continue Reading →The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued finalised guidance for firms on how to treat vulnerable customers, completing work that began as far back as 2013 and firming up […]
Continue Reading →Interdicts in Scotland are equivalent to injunctions in England and Wales and can be a useful preventative remedy, granted by the court either against a wrong which is being committed, […]
Continue Reading →The introduction of a ‘digital finance package’ of regulatory reforms, enhanced financial support measures to support investment and growth, and greater collaboration within the fintech community, have been recommended to […]
Continue Reading →New expectations outlined by investors put the onus on UK’s largest public companies to demonstrate their commitment to diversity, addressing climate risk, and to taking a circumspect approach to executive […]
Continue Reading →A continuation of regulatory flexibilities deployed during the coronavirus crisis and the introduction of clear guidelines on the use of patient data in health research initiatives can help incentivise innovation […]
Continue Reading →The EU has amended its capital market regulations to mitigate the financial impact of the Covid-19 crisis for businesses. A new short-form prospectus will make it easier for companies to […]
Continue Reading →As the UK and other countries seek to seize the potential in floating offshore wind (FLOW), the nascent technology offers diversification opportunities for the oil and gas industry and the […]
Continue Reading →Construction and engineering companies will be looking to the UK chancellor to provide sufficient upfront funding to enable them to support the government’s plans to drive the country’s economic recovery […]
Continue Reading →South Korea’s state-owned Exim bank has announced a KRW$200 billion ($180 million) environmental, social and governance related (ESG) fund to invest in green energy projects. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Solar Philippines Biga Corporation is planning to build a 2 gigawatts (GW) solar plant, combining with 6GW battery energy storage system and 600 megawatts (MW) diesel backup in Nasugbu, Batangas, […]
Continue Reading →The Hong Kong government will issue green bonds worth $175.5 billion in the next five years, according to financial secretary Paul Chan of the government of Hong Kong Special Administrative […]
Continue Reading →Fintech businesses operating in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) will invest in training, technology and in improving their policies and practices to address the growing cyber risk they […]
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