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New sanctions body: An OFAC equivalent for the UK? January 31, 2024 The launch of OTSI marks a watershed moment in UK sanctions policy - but the devil will be in the detail, writes Steven Farmer
Marriage: Romantics bemoan its demise but so should economists January 31, 2024 As the share of adults in the UK who are married drops below 50 per cent for the first time ever, economists as well as romantics should be concerned, writes Paul Ormerod
Labour: We’ll ‘unashamedly champion’ financial services as party plots rulebook reform January 31, 2024 Labour have promised to reform the City's rulebook to give financial services the support it needs to be competitive on the global stage
New visa wage thresholds for foreign workers to come in ‘within weeks’ January 30, 2024 New visa wage thresholds for foreign workers coming to the UK are set to be enforced “within weeks”, the Home Office has confirmed.
Revealed: FCA hikes pay to fend off pull of the private sector January 30, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority is set to hike pay across the board this year as it looks to pull in more staff from the private sector and fend off pressure from unions, City A.M. can reveal.
Immigration to lift UK’s population to 70m by mid-2026 January 30, 2024 Immigration is set to lift the UK's population to 70m by mid-2026, according to new projections released today.
UK insolvencies skyrocket to 30-year high in ‘striking’ reminder of ‘onerous’ environment January 30, 2024 The number of company insolvencies has soared to its highest level since 1993, as voluntary liquidations reached the most since records began in 1960. The Office for National Statistics revealed today that throughout 2023, there were over 25,000 company insolvencies, with every category of insolvency rising compared to the year before. Mark Ford, partner in [...]
Man ‘armed with crossbow’ dies in south London after being shot by Met Police January 30, 2024 A man armed with a crossbow was shot and killed by police in south London this morning, the Metropolitan Police force has said.
Legal regulator contacts more than 1,000 law firms over poor sanctions compliance January 30, 2024 The UK's legal regulator has contacted more than 1,000 law firms that it deemed to have poor sanctions compliance systems in place.
How Alex Jones, Will Mellor and Jasmin Harman are helping Cotton Traders target millennials January 30, 2024 Cotton Traders, the clothing brand founded by two former England national rugby union captains, has turned to the power of celebrity to help target a younger audience.