Category: Articles

Following the 2023 Spring Budget, HMRC’s tax advantaged share schemes have had a quiet makeover, Tafara Golding explains some of the key changes.

Insurers should consider how their investments impact their VAT partial exemption calculations before HMRC beats them to it.

Last September we shared our views on what should be front of mind for insurance sector firms and their internal audit functions. Now we revisit those topics and how they have evolved.

Consumer Duty remains high on the regulatory agenda. Here’s our guide to the best way to design and operate effective governance controls.

Following last year’s Government consultation on Solvency II, here’s an overview of the main proposals and decisions made as a result.

The comment period for Financial Reporting Exposure Draft (FRED) 82 ended in April. Partner Satya Beekarry takes a look at its significance and likely impact for insurance carriers. Should you begin planning now?

There is still confusion over the reporting of claims information, making compiling data a considerable challenge for affected insurers. We look at the key barriers to progress.

This article aims to demystify winding-up petitions to give the reader a comprehensive understanding of this critical legal procedure.

Can I stop a creditor from putting my company into liquidation? Let’s try to demystify this issue and understand the possible courses of action available.

In a recent opinion piece published in the Corporate Advisers Rankings Guide, Mark Ling, our Head of Capital Markets, discusses the declining attractiveness of the London market.

Transfer Pricing Director Farhan Azeem explains why UK-based MGAs and brokers operating in the EEA will need to (re)assess their business operating model from a transfer pricing perspective or risk facing tax adjustments and fines.

With the first implementation deadline for embedding Consumer Duty in business operations drawing near, we set out a plan of attack to get the job done.