Category: Articles
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Solvency II: update for insurance carriers
Brexit meant changes to the regulatory landscape for finance. We report on the PRA’s final statement on Solvency II, paving the way for the new Solvency UK.
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Bermuda Corporate Income Tax: could it affect you?
The new Bermuda CIT will apply to multinational enterprises in scope of Pillar Two. How will this impact UK intermediate entities?
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Focus on the Gibraltar motor market
How do our specialist teams support motor insurers on the Rock? And what’s the best way to prepare for next year end’s audit?
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Sustainability reporting: is your insurer ready?
ESG continues to be a dynamic and evolving topic, always of interest to stakeholders of insurers. We explore some of the key developments in the past year and how they might apply to your firm.
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Business Property Relief changes – the raid on owner managed brokers and what you can do
Understand the latest Business Property Relief changes and their impact on unquoted business owners and brokers.
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Changes to the safeguarding regime for payments and e-money firms: Investing in secure liquid assets
In this update, we look at the proposed changes that seek to improve the safeguarding procedures when investing in secure liquid asset. This article is #4 in our series.
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Carried interest: what are the changes to the rules?
We outline the main changes to the carried interest rules, and how managers can plan ahead of April 2026.
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Why do Credit Unions fail?
Credit Unions have an important role to play in our volatile times. We look at ways in which they can improve and adapt in order to survive into the future.
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Insolvencies are still high: what should we read into it?
We look at the latest trends and the kind of insolvencies we are experiencing, and outline what the future holds for CVA’s and Restructuring Plans.
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Insolvency without responsibility?
Rogue firms are selling insolvency services that pretend to escape creditors and liquidators, but are they too good to be true? Here’s what to look out for.
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Wrongful or ‘misfeasant’: that is the question
Following the successful prosecution of the BHS directors for both wrongful trading and what is being called ‘misfeasant trading’, Stephen Goderski, Partner and Head of Restructuring, outlines the differences between the two elements of the liquidators’ claims.
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Changes to the safeguarding regime for payments and e-money firms: Enhanced monitoring and reporting
We look at the proposed changes that seek to improve the safeguarding procedures when investing in secure liquid asset. This article is #3 in our series.











