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Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 4 July 2024 Includes developments in relation to: protection for whistleblowers; MiCA; cryptoassets; CRR; supervision of captive (re)insurance undertakings; BSPS complaints; and WCTR and the ‘travel rule’. General Protection for whistleblowers - European Commi... Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 11 July 2024 Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 18 July 2024 Tax and the City Review for October 2021 Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews discuss the postponement of the change to basis periods for income tax, the High Court decision in Almacantar (on contractual notice provisions and estoppel), the proposed economic crime levy and recent State aid developments. T... Employment Bulletin - October 2021 Right to request flexible working; Dismissal for criticising colleague about protected disclosure not automatically unfair; Correct approach to mutuality of obligation for employment status Topics covered in this bulletin: Government consultation on t... Regulating Digital Hub Welcome to the Slaughter and May Regulating Digital Hub. We bring you insight covering the changing landscape and competing interests around data, big data, competition and regulation. Competition & Regulatory Newsletter (29 September - 12 October 2021) Court of Justice rules that subsidiaries can be liable for harm caused by cartels Court of Justice rules that subsidiaries can be liable for harm caused by cartels On 6 October 2021 the European Court of Justice (CJ) confirmed that damages cla... BLOG: Graphite or Diamonds? The complications of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism(s) Graphite and diamonds: take just one element - carbon - and assemble it differently, and you get a strikingly different result. The same could be said of carbon pricing. While the concept is widely accepted as a key part of the net zero push, how these ca... Shareholder Climate Change Activism in the 2021 AGM Season - and what's coming next In this article, Jeff Twentyman and George Murray take a look at how those climate-related pressures have played out and evolved over the 2021 season, how the mood has changed, and where we are likely to go next. In April, we considered the different pre... Global Investigations Bulletin (October 2021) Our latest Global Investigations Bulletin for October 2021 is now available. This month, we discuss NatWest’s guilty plea for breaches of the 2007 Money Laundering Regulations, and set out the latest news in global investigations and enforcement actions. ...