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FRS 102 changes effective January 2026 will impact revenue recognition and leases. Prepare now with expert guidance and supportive tools available.
The UK Autumn Budget 2026 will take place on 28 October 2026. Abby Agopian, our Head of Tax Policy, looks at what we know so far.
Insurers and intermediaries need to comply with new product governance rules around providing value for money.
Cryptoasset fraud is a new frontier in financial crime. To tackle it the Bar should look to corporate intelligence.
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.
To profit from high demand, companies in the UK must manage both the construction skills shortage and reduced supplies.
The IFRS 17 CSM Analysis of Change adds another factor to reporting standards. What's the potential impact on your KPIs?
Charity risk includes high expectations around supporting people. Read our tips for safeguarding and managing people.
The PRA needs to know that challenger banks can 'fail well,' so it's vital to understand the available resolution tools.
The UK Investment Firm Prudential Regime (IFPR) is a new, streamlined and simplified process for the prudential regulation of investment firms in the UK.
In the UK, the joint regulator and government task force on climate-related financial disclosures (TCFD) published the roadmap towards mandatory climate-related disclosures.
As firms have adapted to the circumstances of lockdown almost overnight, there's been an inevitable increase in operational risk.
Facilities management has stood resilient through the events of last year. We look at the opportunities in the sector.
Expense policy needs to evolve to cater to a remote working world. We look at what you need to keep in mind this year.
A new report from London First, in association with AECOM, Grant Thornton UK LLP and London Councils, has called on the public and private sector to collaborate more closely to create housing partnerships. This will unlock land, investment, resources, and knowledge to address the capital’s housing shortage.
How will the SFDR regulation and the EU non financial reporting directive impact ESG disclosure in financial services?
