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Over 780,000 homebuyers saved an estimated £657 million on Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) in the year since the tax was reformed, the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announced today.
The European Commission says that the Portuguese government's 2016 Draft Budgetary Plan is at risk of non-compliance with the provisions of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Jacques Werner is a senior arbitrator for Werner & Associés.
Andrew Bailey will become Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), succeeding Tracey McDermott, who has acted as interim CEO since Martin Wheatley stepped down from the post in September 2015. Mr Bailey is being appointed for a five-year term, and will take up his new role once his successor at the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has been found.
Commission welcomes agreement on new rules to prevent manipulation
Study suggests over £29bn of working capital currently trapped in UK economy
Paul E. Kacik Joins as Managing Director, Healthcare Investment Banking
The EU has formally presented to the US its proposal for a reformed approach on investment protection and a new and more transparent system for resolving disputes between investors and states: the Investment Court System.
The European Commission has held an orientation debate about the next steps needed to complete the Banking Union.
New Members Increase Focus on Sustainability as the Council Celebrates a Decade of Engagement
Scepter Partners, a standing syndicate of ultra-high net worth individuals and sovereign investors, confirms that on 20 October 2015 it made a non‐binding indicative proposal to acquire 100% of Santos Limited, a significant independent oil and gas company in Australia.
Landlords are becoming increasingly worried about the changes to tax on profits generated by buy to let properties.
EY Item Club says budget announcements have ‘thrown down the gauntlet to UK businesses’.
New Report from Accenture shows that finical institutions are expected to invest heavily over the next year to comply with global structural reforms.
Tracy Ewen, managing director of IGF Invoice Finance, comments on the announcement of a new Enterprise Bill designed to cut red tape for SME's
Ogier has launched a cross-jurisdictional Tax team in response to requirements from corporate clients, their advisers and trustees.
Annual consumer price inflation across the Eurozone climbed up to zero in April 2015, after four months of consecutive declines. It still remains well below the European Central Bank’s target of at or below 2.0% however, with the weak performance owing largely to declining energy prices. The unemployment rate stayed steady at 11.3% in March.
Small businesses have easier time accessing capital, but struggle with transition to digital.
Wealth and Finance February 2016