This GT Advisory shares practical guidance on insuring tax risks in the context of M&A transactions, with a particular focus on warranty and indemnity and specific tax risk insurance.
Insuring Tax Risks in the UK and Europe
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UK’s OFSI Imposes £160,000 Penalty on Bank of Scotland for Russia Sanctions Violations
On 10 November 2025, the UK’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) issued a £160,000 penalty against the Bank of Scotland Plc (Bank of Scotland).
Outlook 2026: UK Civil Fraud & Business Disputes
Explore key UK civil fraud & business dispute trends for 2026: AI regulation, litigation funding reforms, procedural changes, APP fraud liability & deceit claims.
UK Employment Rights Act 2025: Key Reforms, Timeline, and Practical Considerations for Employers
The UK’s Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA), which received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025, introduces wide-ranging reforms to UK employment law.
UK Government Reforms Unfair Dismissal Regime
UK government reduces unfair dismissal qualifying period to 6 months and removes compensation caps. Key changes to employment law affecting all UK employers.
UK Government Working Paper: Options to Reform Noncompete Clauses in Employment Contracts
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has increased its focus on how businesses compete for talent, as discussed in our recent GT Alert, “Talent Wars: How Competition Laws Apply to UK Recruitment.”
Do Non-Bank Financial Institutions Pose a Systemic Risk?
This is the fourth in our series of GT Alerts reporting on the House of Lords Financial Services Regulatory Committee (the Committee) inquiry into the non-bank financial institutions (NBFI) sector.
The UK Living Sector: What Might We Expect in 2026?
As 2026 approaches, the UK living sector finds itself at a pivotal moment, shaped by an evolving and increasingly complex regulatory environment. Government priorities continue to centre around boosting housing delivery, strengthening tenant protections, improving building safety, advancing sustainability, and
Non-Bank Lending in the Spotlight – Does the System of Calculating Regulatory Capital Require Revisiting?
In October’s GT Alert on non-bank lending, we focussed on whether there was a justification in banks being subject to regulatory capital requirements when non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) were not. Professor Simon Gleeson’s evidence – that banks are permitted to
Non-Bank Lending in the Spotlight: Regulatory Capital and Its Impact
In the GT Alert we produced in September, we commented on the inquiry the Financial Services Regulation Committee (the Committee) of the House of Lords commenced on non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs).