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To comply with the Charity Governance Code, charities need complete understanding of governance and regulatory risks.
Corporate carve outs are hard. To understand what's required, read the insight from our recent M&A networking event.
When IR35 legislation was applied to the private sector in April 2021 HMRC promised a 'soft landing' for the first year. But, as recent events show, companies need to think carefully about the tools they use. Julia Rockcliffe and Matt Parfitt take a closer look.
We re-examine Nolan's Seven Principles of Public Life in light of the MP standards row – and offer some checklist questions for those in public service.
Is your data quality management 'garbage in-garbage out'? These models can help you make the best data decisions.
Legal Director and Ethnicity Convenor Cherryl Cooper tells us more about The Amos Bursary charity and her role as a professional mentor.
The FCA is reviewing product governance. What are the regulator's expectations and why is it so concerned about it?
Payment firms must implement ISO 20022 soon to maintain regulatory compliance. We look at the key challenges and what to consider in the near future.
We share our framework for refining your business decision making process, and introduce our new insight series.
To celebrate Black History Month 2021, six of our colleagues across the firm tell us who they're proud to be.
Find out how Brexit has reshaped the indirect tax environment. We outline both the good and bad news for businesses and consumers.
As investment in 5G connectivity and telecoms infrastructure ramps up we review the main value drivers in the buoyant telco tower market
Insurers and intermediaries need to comply with new product governance rules around providing value for money.
Television distribution agreements can be complex and multi-faceted. Read our beginner's guide to distribution rights.
The new MREL requirements supports firms in the banking sector to absorb losses and recapitalise after a resolution.
To ensure banks fail safely, regulators have introduced bail-ins to replace bail-outs. We look at how the process works.