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‘Crisis era regulation has gone too far’: Rachel Reeves doubles down on regulatory reform
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves called for regulators to focus on boosting growth in her debut Mansion House speech.
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Pensions reform: Should the UK look to Australia to solve its productivity puzzle?
Mitchell Hubble draws on experience of the Australian system to give the UK Chancellor some advice on pensions reform.
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Non-dom tax regime a key challenge for UK government
A new tax regime for wealthy foreigners residing in the UK will come into effect next year. But what will it mean for the UK’s ability to attract the mega-rich ?
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FCA calls for better understanding of ‘regulation-growth connection’ after criticism
After some unsually pointed remarks from the government the FCA makes a case for its current approach.
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Regulatory reforms pledge by UK PM Starmer draws mixed reaction
Is Keir Starmer’s plan to remove regulatory obstacles to investment just empty rhetoric, or does it signal the launch of an ambitious business strategy?
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Promise to ‘rip up bureaucracy’ by UK PM Starmer raises more questions than answers
The British Prime Minister has promised to get rid of bureaucracy that’s holding back investment. We examine why this is a key issue.
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FCA work in review September 9 – 13, 2024
Our at-a-glance guide to recent FCA activity.
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ASIC roundup: A$11.3m penalty for Mercer, and falsified signatures on audit documents
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission’s latest actions and news, July 29 – August 2, 2024.