UK financial institutions must continue to abide by EU regulations in the wake of ‘Brexit’, while regulations such as Solvency II are likely to remain in place, according to comment from the industry.

How best can the UK economy compete in the world of the future? What model of market regulation should we seek and can we realistically attain? And, over what time scale? How far might the UK’s ...

LABOUR’s Brexit reset could blow a £15billion hole in Britain’s economy, according to a think tank. PM Sir Keir Starmer ...

Britain has 'done little to diverge' and 'MPs will have very little power to scrutinise EU legislation being adopted' as Labour takes UK closer to the bloc ...

The Association of Investment Companies (AIC) has recommended that the UK government scraps the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) following the country’s exit from the EU. Urging ...

After years of negotiation, the United Kingdom has at last established its post-Brexit relationship with the European Union on research. Scientists had been in limbo since the Brexit ‘transition ...

Brexit could lead to more rather than less pensions regulation, while radical revisions to tax relief might be needed to keep low earners enrolled in the pensions system, according to a panel of ...