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Regulatory and compliance
New potential areas of litigation in France could follow directive on collective actions
The new law looks to enhance consumer protection and access to justice but generates challenges for businesses in Europe.
Gambling
CAP clarifies guidance on social media 'appeal' to children in UK gambling ads
Clearer metrics and revised sports categories will help operators assess whether ads have 'strong appeal' to under-18s
Financial Services
International Funds Focus Quarterly | October 2025
Carried interest tax reforms, Companies House identity checks, VC and future foods, and the FCA 'regulating growth'.
Financial Services
FCA launches motor finance consumer redress scheme consultation in UK
Regulator expects to publish its policy statement and final rules by early 2026
ESG – Environmental, social and governance
Why are fewer businesses setting goals to combat modern slavery?
Data suggests businesses are doing less in relation to modern slavery risks, which may indicate risks are building up unseen
Financial Services
REGtape UK | October 2025
Developments in financial services regulation in the UK
Advertising and marketing regulation
Marketinglaw: October 2025
Welcome to the latest edition of Marketinglaw
Financial Services
Regulators propose reform to the UK senior managers and certification regime
Three consultations on phased reform for the SMCR regime, with the bigger changes reserved for the second phase
Dispute resolution
OFSI penalty highlights sanctions compliance gaps at global companies
UK pharmaceutical firm fined £152,750 for Russia sanctions breach
Financial Services
HM Treasury to tighten UK's appointed representatives regime
Policy statement highlights gaps in the existing regime
Financial Services
HM Treasury consults on consolidating UK Payment Systems Regulator into FCA
Firms are invited to respond by 20 October consultation deadline
IT and data
CJEU clarifies concepts of personal and pseudonymised data: implications for data sharing
Transparency obligations apply to a transfer of pseudonymised data, even if it is not identifiable as personal data in the
