Here you will find articles produced for the Banking sector of the Financial Services Faculty.
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 1 May 2024, including: an opportunity to give your thoughts on the non-dom changes; new legislation affecting building societies and individuals involved in the UEFA Champions League final; and changes to HMRC’s guidance for tour operators.
Difficulty opening accounts, accounts being frozen or closed without warning, inadequate customer service, high charges and lengthy delays in implementing new mandates among list of complaints.
New policy solutions to problems facing the UK economy will be prosaic but important, Conservative Party Forum Chair John Penrose MP told a round table this week.
As the digital revolution continues apace, plans for a digital euro offer significant benefits for society. Meglena Grueva looks at the journey from theory to practice.
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Polly Tsang, Senior Financial Services Regulatory Manager considers some of the challenges of assurance over CSRD.
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In November 2023, the FCA issued a concluding report covering. We look at the key issues affecting our members.
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The PRA has published letters setting out its 2024 supervisory priorities for UK deposit takers and international banks.
The private equity investment will reshape Baker Tilly US into two separate organisations – but this latest foray by PE into the accountancy market doesn’t yet mark the end of the partnership model.
ICAEW has been presenting its manifesto for a more resilient and economically healthy UK to ministers of all parties in the run-up to its official launch, including Shadow Small Business Minister Rushanara Ali.
The government is consulting on draft secondary legislation that applies to transfers of business by building societies.