Financial Reporting Council fines against auditors nearly doubled in two years January 8, 2024 The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) levied record-level fines against auditors after it promised to become more "forceful”.
CMA is like an ‘aggressive chihuaha’, says Elon Musk confidant January 5, 2024 Britain’s competition watchdog is acting like a small “chihuauha” in its “aggressive” interventions against UK deals, one of Silicon Valley’s most high profile tech founders has claimed.
Relief for drivers as UK petrol prices fall by 6p per litre in December January 5, 2024 The average price of petrol in the UK fell by 6p per litre in December in a relief for consumers after a year of trouble at the pumps.
Ryanair earnings hit after travel agent websites remove carrier January 3, 2024 Ryanair has said that the decision by a number of OTAs to remove its flights from their websites will hit earnings in the short term.
Exclusive: City bosses eye up strong first quarter but warn of threats to UK competitiveness January 3, 2024 Financial services bosses are optimistic about their first-quarter results but say economic and regulatory pressures threaten Britain's competitiveness, according to a survey of 160 senior executives shared with City A.M., as London struggles with a dealmaking slump.
Sports Law in 2024: The cases that will define the year December 31, 2023 The courtroom (or more often, arbitration centre) has long been an important field of competition in sport, but the day-to-day news may never before have contained so many high-profile cases in the sector. We take a look at the decisions and disputes that will define 2024 as a year in sports law. Football For those [...]
Seven things banks will be looking out for in 2024 December 31, 2023 A challenging year is in the offing for lenders – from regulatory reform to fraud crackdowns
Which banks were the winners and losers of 2023? December 29, 2023 After a year of big headlines, which UK banks pressed ahead and which fell behind in 2023?
Lord Adair Turner rejoins Oaknorth as digital bank mulls IPO December 24, 2023 Digital challenger bank Oaknorth has appointed former City watchdog boss Lord Adair Turner to be its chair as it mulls an IPO.
London Stock Exchange boss: Listing rules shake-up is just ‘one part’ of required reform December 20, 2023 The Financial Conduct Authority is taking “decisive steps” to overhaul London’s listing regime but tweaking the rules is just "one part" of the reform need for UK capital markets, the London Stock Exchange chief has warned.