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The Bank of England will stop accepting bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral in key lending operations from October, deepening the integration of climate-transition risk into its financial framework. The policy means commercial banks will no longer be able...
#Bank of England#banking regulation#central banking
The UK government has confirmed that VAT invoices will have to be issued in a prescribed electronic format from April…
#e-invoicing#factoring technology#HMRC
Buy now, pay later providers have come under Financial Conduct Authority supervision as new affordability, disclosure and consumer-support rules take…
#buy now pay later#consumer credit#FCA
The UK’s Wholesale Digital Markets Champion has published a new roadmap aimed at accelerating the tokenisation of wholesale financial markets.…
#collateral#digital assets#HM Treasury
The Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority will begin direct oversight of four major technology providers…
#Amazon Web Services#Bank of England#banking technology
Demand for legal and tax advisory support has risen sharply across parts of the Gulf as businesses respond to more…
#corporate regulation#e-invoicing#GCC
Plumery has partnered with SEON to integrate device intelligence and fraud prevention capabilities into its digital banking development platform. The…
#AML#device intelligence#digital banking
The Financial Conduct Authority has published a major review into the impact of artificial intelligence on retail financial services, warning…
#artificial intelligence#automation#cyber risk
The UK and India have confirmed that their free trade agreement will enter into force on 15 July, giving exporters…
#exporters#India trade#supply chains
The European Parliament has approved tariff legislation implementing the EU’s side of last year’s trade deal with the United States,…
#EU-US trade#European Parliament#exporters
UK and New Zealand goods and services trade reached a record £4bn in 2025, as businesses continued to make strong…
#digital trade#exporters#Free Trade Agreement
The Financial Conduct Authority has warned financial institutions that sanctions compliance remains an area of significant supervisory focus, as geopolitical…
#compliance#FCA#risk management
Governments are increasingly using trade investigations as a foundation for retaliatory measures, creating a more complex compliance environment for exporters,…
#compliance#exporters#sanctions