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14 Jan 2022
Appointed Representatives face rules squeeze
An established feature of the UK financial services sector faces important reforms, say Jon McLeod and Iona Cross.
4 Jan 2022
The National Security and Investment Act
The New Year heralds the Business Secretary’s unprecedented new powers over corporate deal-making. Here, we rate the political risks of deal-making under the new regime.
17 Dec 2021
Gove will tear us apart, again
With Parliament entering recess yesterday, DRD Partner Jon McLeod looks to the year ahead and asks - will 2022 see the fracturing of the United Kingdom?
3 Dec 2021
Levelling Up – a title without a policy (yet)?
Clemency Huggins and Ed Bowie take a look at how the Government and Opposition are approaching Levelling Up
2 Dec 2021
Online Sales Tax Report
New report highlights the ‘devil in the detail’ of the proposed Online Sales Tax.
19 Nov 2021
Terrorism: Moving Past The Blast
Harry Barber takes a look at the steps which the U.K. government can take following the explosion at Liverpool Women’s Hospital on Remembrance Sunday.
5 Nov 2021
A Fair COP?
Pete Bowyer takes a look at the chances of success of COP26
22 Oct 2021
To tax or not to tax?
Autumn budget and spending review 2021
19 Oct 2021
Digital Markets Unit: UK tech uncertainty
DRD Associate, Edward Bowie, reviews where the new Digital Markets Unit fits into the wider regulatory landscape.
14 Oct 2021
CITMA: Reputation, resolution and revolution
Claire Davidson hosted: “Managing reputations in the world of IP – why it matters”.
12 Oct 2021
BRLA, Dentons & DRD: Reputation on trial
DRD co-organised a seminar with international law firm, Dentons, and the BRLA.
4 Oct 2021
Subsidy Control Bill Impacts Devolved Nations
The post-Brexit framework for the UK’s State Aid regime has serious implications for the devolved administrations.
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