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The Lens Newsletter - February 2023 A selection of our latest blogs on all things digital from our experts and thought leaders here at Slaughter and May.
Tax and the City Review for February 2023 Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews discuss the UK’s implementation of the global minimum tax, HMRC’s guidance on partial exemption special methods for insurers, and the HBOS and Lloyds case on VAT overpayment interest.
Employment Bulletin - February 2023 Topics covered in this bulletin: Draft Code of Practice on Dismissal and Re-engagement New right to request a predictable work pattern Written terms were relevant to employment status Not unfair to reopen disciplinary process Horizon scanning ...
Competition & Regulatory Newsletter: European Commission issues draft Foreign Subsidies Implementing Regulation On 6 February 2023, the European Commission published a draft Implementing Regulation containing detailed rules and procedures for the application of the new EU Regulation on foreign subsidies. The draft text provides clarity on the practical aspects of...
EFIG: European Banking Newsletter - February 2023 Development's in this month's edition include:
Corporate Update Bulletin - 9 February 2023 Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin highlighting the latest legal and regulatory developments of interest to corporates.
BLOG: GloBE Administrative Guidance In order to achieve consistency, any jurisdiction adopting the global minimum tax or “GloBE” rules has to follow the Model Rules and the Commentary as amended from time to time by Administrative Guidance. This guidance is expected to be issued...
ESG in 2023 - Forward Look 2023 is already a month old and the ESG landscape continues to evolve at lightning speed. Here are our top 10 ESG topics for businesses to look out for during the remainder of the year, and the reasons why.
ESG in 2023 - Forward Look 2023 is already a month old and the ESG landscape continues to evolve at lightning speed. Here are our top 10 ESG topics for businesses to look out for during the remainder of the year, and the reasons why.
Is tax competition dead? What factors do multinationals take into account? This article considers some of the tax criteria that a corporate group may consider when assessing the location of its parent company and/or operations.
Competition Law in the Digital Age - February 2023 Our Competition Law in the Digital Age newsletter is intended to provide insights on modern-day competition law developments in a bite-sized format. This edition covers the German gatekeeper rules, parity clauses, customer data usage and music streaming.
How does the National Security and Investment Act affect AI? The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (the “NSIA”), sees the UK Government having the power to scrutinise and potentially intervene in corporate transactions which raise national security concerns. AI is classified as a “high risk” sector under...
What does it take to be a Consumer Duty champion? With six months to go until the FCA's Consumer Duty comes into force, Heather Broadbent takes a look at what it might take to be a Consumer Duty champion. 
Competition & Regulatory Newsletter: European Court of Justice delivers Unilever Italia judgment On 19 January 2023, the European Court of Justice delivered its judgment in the Unilever Italia case. In its judgment, the Court extends the application of its landmark 2017 ruling in the Intel case, and clarifies the evidentiary standard that must be met...
Pensions Bulletin - January 2023 DB Funding Code; DC trustee guidance; defined benefit and hybrid scheme return; Pension Protection Fund levy rules; failure to make adequate checks on transfer