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5 February 2018

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies – regulation on the horizon to combat cyber-crime?

The Treasury has indicated that it is planning on regulating bitcoin, in an attempt to bring some order to the Wild West that is cryptocurrencies. What would regulation of Bitcoin achieve?

Jill Lorimer

11 August 2017

New Guidance on Financial Sanctions – OFSI approach to compliance and enforcement

With recent developments in the field of sanctions policy the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation has updated its Guidance. This is in light of new Regulations in the area in force from 8 August. Sanctions policy and the UK’s approach to this have also been in the spotlight with the forthcoming International Sanctions Bill ( see related blog).

Rebecca Niblock

24 July 2017

Privilege, Confidentiality and the Challenge of Modern Technology

The question of when, and in what circumstances, a document capable of enjoying the protection of legal professional privilege will be said to have lost its confidentiality such that privilege cannot apply has arisen in two cases in separate jurisdictions in recent weeks.

Will Hayes

6 July 2017

Highlights from the FCA Enforcement annual performance account 2016/17

The FCA Enforcement annual performance account 2016/17 was published on 5 July 2017  as part of the FCA Annual Report. Director of Enforcement Mark Steward reinforced the Enforcement Division’s mission to open and investigate many more cases of suspected misconduct. 

31 May 2017

Three companies convicted of corporate manslaughter in a week

There have been fewer than 25 successful convictions for corporate manslaughter since the Corporate Homicide Act 2007 was introduced, but the past week has seen two convictions.

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