The government launched a barrage of almost 300 new sanctions on Russia on Tuesday in a bid to crack down on the country's energy industry and suppliers of military equipment that have backed the invasion of Ukraine.
The government launched a barrage of almost 300 new sanctions on Russia on Tuesday in a bid to crack down on the country's energy industry and suppliers of military equipment that have backed the invasion of Ukraine.
The Bank of England said Tuesday it will extend the operating hours of its CHAPS system of high-value interbank payments, as part of its long-term plan to modernize the U.K.'s core payment infrastructure.
Europe's top securities regulator warned Tuesday that newly marketed crypto-native derivatives such as "perpetual futures" are likely covered by existing restrictions on contracts for differences and must comply with investor-protection rules.
Lloyds Bank PLC must pay one of its former employees more than £26,000 ($35,000) for unfair dismissal after a London employment tribunal found the bank had botched a disciplinary investigation into allegations she made racist and derogatory remarks.
Mishcon de Reya LLP has denied acting negligently when it advised two former directors of a brand development business to place the holding company and its U.K. arm into administration.
European lawmakers gave their final agreement on Tuesday to reduce sustainability and governance reporting rules for businesses as part of a broader bid to cut regulation to drive competition across the bloc.
Banking group Standard Chartered PLC unveiled a bumper $1.5 billion share buyback program on Tuesday as it delivered its financial results for 2025 amid "robust growth" in its larger markets.
The Financial Conduct Authority’s inaugural Enforcement Watch newsletter provides clarity on the cases the regulator is opening and highlights its approach to early communication of enforcement activity, offering a welcome insight into its emerging priorities, says David Hamilton at Howard Kennedy.
