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The GRIP Files: Joann Needleman of Clark Hill
The head of financial services regulatory and compliance practice at Clark Hill talks about her work.
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Independent review launched to tackle the UK’s “biggest crime” – fraud
The Independent Review will also evaluate incentives for criminal fraud networks informants and whistleblowers.
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Joe Stephenson and Paul Nightingale of Shoosmiths talk tariffs and tech
Joe (above left) and Paul discuss the likely impact of Trump’s tariff policy on the tech sector.
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Gender parity research shows a lack of progress and persistent challenges
JP Morgan’s Global State of Gender Balance 2025 research predicts full gender parity is still 134 years away.
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DWS hit with huge €25m fine for greenwashing
What this fine means for other firms and why it is a stark reminder of why a whistleblowing policy is needed in the UK.
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European Parliament approves ‘stop-the-clock’ delay for CSRD and CSDDD
The delays will provide a window for businesses to prepare.
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ACER updates REMIT Q&As to reflect regulatory revisions
Notable changes include: new obligations for third-country market participants; order book reporting by organised marketplaces; and expansion of REMIT’s scope.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland Limited fined €453k for Market Abuse Regulation breaches
Cantor failed to report suspicious transactions and lacked effective governance arrangements for detecting and reporting them.