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506 articles covering UK law — immigration, corporate, property, technology, employment and more. Updated daily from Google News.
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New structures won’t automatically make the system more effective.
THE UK has launched a new Football Intelligence Team to examine how criminals may exploit football for financial gain.
The Financial Conduct Authority will start receiving cryptoasset authorisation applications from 30 September 2026. The FCA has now given unregulated cr...
The UK's new AML strategy targets intelligence-led supervision, better data sharing, AI and stronger financial crime controls.
This article examines the FCA’s recent review on artificial intelligence and the future of retail financial services.
The UK brings major cloud providers under financial regulatory oversight, enhancing the resilience of the financial system.
Direct oversight of ‘critical third parties’ such as Oracle and Microsoft given to ensure resilient cyber-defences and help safeguard UK economy
The Government has released a package of policy papers to coincide with the Chancellor’s latest Mansion House speech. Key themes are how the industry sh...
Following its inquiry into the growth and potential regulation of stablecoins, which launched on 29 January 2026, the House of Lords...
Parliament has made the regulations revoking the UK’s short selling regime as of 13 July 2026. On this date the Short Selling Regulations 2025 and a new...
Scotland’s national economic development agency has awarded more than £3 million of funding to the Financial Regulation Innovation Lab.
British businesses stand to benefit from billions in fresh financing being unlocked through reforms to the bank ring-fencing regime
The Bank of England has released a policy statement on the UK’s regime for systemic stablecoins. It has revised some of the policies it proposed in last...
The UK government has announced an Enhancing Financial Services Bill in the King's Speech. The government says that the financial...
The UK financial regulators have committed to an intensive period of collaboration with industry to deliver the benefits promised by tokenisation. In a ...
The Government has launched a major consultation on modernising how the UK regulates payment services and electronic money. HM Treasury seeks views on h...
On 6 July 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published the Mills Review into artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of retail financial
The Government has announced the first firms it will designate under its critical third parties regime. In a press release HM Treasury has announced it...
HM Treasury published a consultation on 14 July 2026 proposing a major overhaul of UK payments regulation, shifting to an FCA-led model, accommodating AI-enabled tokenised payments and restructuring Open Banking.
The Crime and Policing Act 2026 will make it much easier for law enforcement to hold UK corporates criminally liable for offences committed by their senior management.
UK regulators are clear that no AI‑specific financial services rules are coming in the near term; instead, AI must be governed under existing frameworks such as the Consumer Duty, SMCR, model risk management and operational resilience.
For some time, and more insistently under the current government, ministers have been pressing the UK's financial regulators to do their bit for growth. The Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 gave the PRA and FCA a new secondary objective to facilitate the competitiveness and growth of the UK e
Recent developments in UK financial services highlight both the opportunities and challenges arising from a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
The Government has presented a Financial Services and Markets Bill before Parliament. The Bill, which was included in the 2026 King’s Speech under the d...
Lords committee launches inquiry into UK regulatory sandboxes. Read how it could reshape financial innovation.
As AI reshapes financial services at speed, firms must embrace innovation while finding a route through shifting and uncertain regulatory expectations.
Bill introduced to Parliament this week will unlock growth and investment across the country and boost protections for consumers.
Twenty-one Contracts for Differences (CFD) firms have closed since 2025, following a FCA crackdown.
A company director needs to understand that their role comes with
Two new Chinese State Council regulations - one governing industrial and supply chain security, the other targeting improper foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction - are creating a genuine legal conflict for UK and EU companies with China-connected supply chains.
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