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The EU Securitisation Regulation – where are we now? In this briefing we consider some of the open questions as to the scope of the new EU Securitisation Regime and how to comply with it Securitisations where new securities have been issued on or after 1 January 2019 are subject to the EU Securitisation Re... Simple, Transparent and Standardised Securitisations: All Clear Now? In this briefing we consider how the STS regime, under the new EU Securitisation Regulation, is operating and how it may be impacted by Brexit. It has been six months since the new EU Securitisation Regulation, together with amendments to the Capital Requ... Decision time for the UK Government on the CFC State aid challenge The time limit for the UK to appeal the EU’s State aid decision in relation to the UK’s CFC regime is fast approaching, and we still do not know whether the UK itself will appeal. This is a political decision that needs to be made by the UK Go... Employment Bulletin failure to enhance shared parental pay; employers required to record daily working time; transfer of undertaking under the Acquired Rights Directive; knowledge of disability Topics covered in this bulletin: No discrimination in failure to enhance shared ... The Corporate Tax Planning Law Review – inaugural edition Sara Luder and Dominic Robertson contribute the UK chapter to this Review which looks at the most important aspects of tax planning for multinational corporate groups in 20 different countries. This inaugural edition of The Corporate Tax Planning Law Rev... OECD's update on the digital economy Earlier today, the OECD's G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS published a Programme of Work to Develop a Consensus Solution to the Tax Challenges Arising from the Digitisation of the Economy, detailing the technical work to be undertaken in respect of rev... The SFC clarifies licensed corporations’ obligation to disclose internal investigations against outgoing employees The SFC clarifies licensed corporations’ obligation to disclose internal investigations against outgoing employees As part of the recently revamped licensing process, licensed corporations are now required to disclose information about any internal invest... Pensions Bulletin 5th Money Laundering Directive; Ombudsman jurisdiction; Validating pre-1997 pension increases was “impermissible rewriting of history”; funding regime changes; DWP review of TPR New law 5th Money Laundering Directive Cases High Court rules on Ombudsman... The Commission’s Day in Court: Hong Kong Competition Tribunal Hands Down First Two Judgments Under the Competition Ordinance This Client Briefing provides an overview of the Tribunal’s findings, and the key points of general significance to take away from these landmark cases. On 17 May 2019, the Hong Kong Competition Tribunal handed down two judgments in respect of the first t... Competition & Regulatory Newsletter European Commission fines AB InBev for abusing dominant position by restricting cross-border sales of beer The European Commission has fined AB InBev over €200 million for abusing its dominant position on the Belgian beer market. The Commission concluded ...