From our brains to yours.

The Mills Review predicts widespread autonomous AI by 2030, with implications for Consumer Duty and the need for a robust AI governance framework.

The FCA's published its Consumer Duty review of good and poor practices in outcomes monitoring. We explore how general insurance firms can improve practices.

Payment and e-money firms must maintain a resolution pack and a wind-down plan to support faster fund returns after insolvency. Here is what's changed.

Regulators are now overseeing the UK's most critical technology providers, but the suppliers most likely to stop an insurer paying claims sit outside that regime. We look at hidden concentration risks and how to mitigate them.

The FCA has reformed CASS 6 and 7 to ease the regulatory burden and align with Consumer Duty. Here's what's changed and what CASS firms should do next.

The Mills Review looks at how AI is changing retail financial services, setting out seven recommendations for the FCA. Here's what it means for AI governance and Boards.

The FCA's PSM&A regime offers greater consumer protection for SIPP operators using unauthorised trustees. We look at the key features and similarities to CASS.

Discover how UK banks can use straight through processing to lift Basel 3.1 regulatory reporting quality, strengthen internal controls and reduce resubmission risk.

Stay informed on the latest developments across the UK consumer credit market with our fourth annual report.

Without structured controls, AI risks accumulate quietly. Alex Hunt outlines how to build strong AI governance, oversight and monitoring.

Practical guidance on maximising the value of regulatory engagement – from FCA authorisation to routine SM&CR notifications and beyond.

The Supreme Court has dismissed BlueCrest’s appeal against HMRC. Find out what the salaried member rules ruling means for investment management LLPs.

As more payment firms look to integrate stablecoins, the question for firms is no longer whether to respond, it's whether they can afford to move fast enough.

Market abuse regulation is under growing FCA scrutiny. A strong market abuse risk assessment, surveillance framework, and robust STORs will strengthen your controls.

The PRA has proposed FRTB regulation changes to the IMA market risk framework under Basel 3.1. Explore what the new rules mean for firms

The PRA's PS15/26 finalises Phase 1 of the Pillar 2A review. We explain the credit, operational, pension and market risk changes for UK banks.