UK financial services regulation will bring new opportunities this year because of the government's pro-growth agenda and advances in technology.
The financial services industry is continuing to evolve and it’s important to look beyond the individual compliance requirements and consider the broader themes driving those policy shifts. These include government initiatives, socio-political factors, or a reactive response to emerging consumer issues.
The key themes, trends, and challenges within financial services in 2025 explained.
Technology and culture are priorities for building societies this year. Find out everything they need to do to continue meeting members' needs.
Our guide to current priorities for the sector covers trade controls, ESG, and AI among other challenges – we also explain how firms can manage them.
The insurance sector stands at the crossroads between wholesale transformation and uncertainty around the direction of tide for regulatory redress. Successfully leveraging data in the road to greater digitalisation will be a key differentiator.
From AI to ESG, investment managers need to stay on top of ongoing issues and new trends. This is what you need to look out for this year.
How will banking change this year? Find out the key themes and trends affecting banks now – and how to stay ahead.
In this episode, our experts explore the key trends and challenges impacting financial services and its sub-sectors.
Stay up to date with our latest round up of financial regulation. Our expert summarises the key announcements and developments.
In our Risk and Regulation Unravelled podcast, we discuss developments in financial services with industry experts.
Stay up to date with our latest round up of financial regulation.
Private equity reshaped UK accountancy and is now moving into legal services and consulting. What's driving it, and how professional services firms can position for investment.
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.
