Pay can play an important part in establishing and reinforcing a company’s values and ethics amongst the workforce and demonstrating them to the

Pensions de-risking transactions continue to grab the headlines (at least in the Pensions world!), with the recently announced £4.5bn Rolls-Royce

On 15 July 2019, the Luxembourg financial sector regulator (CSSF) published two new Brexit-related press releases (1933 and 1934), in which new

There can be no mistaking the damage that a bad culture or a perceived bad culture can have on a business. Numerous businesses have found themselves

The Information Commissioner has issued strict new guidance on the use of cookies. That guidance suggests website operators will have to change the

Now in its 18th edition, this year’s analysis shows how Britain’s top 100 biggest private companies delivered a record combined sales of £220bn - and generated record profits (ebitda) of £24.6bn, employing 959,000 people, equivalent to 3 of the UK’s workforce.

A recent spate of consultations on residential tenancies looks set to change the landscape for residential long leases, which may have significant

Since taking office last year, Lisa Osofsky, the director of the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”), has repeatedly made clear that she aims to speed up

The CMA has today released its eagerly anticipated Digital Markets Strategy (the “Strategy”). The Strategy follows the publication by HM Treasury of

At first, there were no recognised market standards to help determine what qualifies as a green or sustainability linked loan. While the Green Bond

The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in the long-running Box Clever case (Granada UK Rental & Retail Limited and others v The Pensions

The nature and enforceability of covenants affecting the title to a property can often be misunderstood. This article explores the key points to

The off-payroll working rules apply where contractors supply their services via a personal service company (PSC) to a business. Under the new rules

Welcome to our Summer Edition of Investor Agenda - with plenty inside to provide some light reading for you if you are going on holiday! Perhaps this

A leading UK regulator has directly addressed the governance implications of adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies within

Trustees who use the services of a fiduciary manager (or who may do so in the future) should be aware of new mandatory tendering requirements coming

Trustees of both defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes should be aware of new requirements in relation to investment and disclosure

The pensions industry never stands still, and changes continue to come thick and fast. In this edition we focus on those changes which will become

I commented in an earlier blog post about “speak up” arrangements becoming the new norm - at least in large UK organisations. We are seeing corporate

Political uncertainty, climate change, new technologies, social media and the impacts of globalisation create new challenges for businesses every day