Stayin' Adequate

Stayin' Adequate

The UK's implementation of Basel 3.1 is due to come into effect from 1 January 2027. Ahead of this, in our latest episode of Regulation Rules the World, we examine what the changes will be and what this means for how banks manage their capital requirements. Listen in to hear some of what we are seeing banks already thinking about and what changes to approach may be needed.

Nothing compares to AI

The pressure to use AI is everywhere but if you are a regulated financial services business, you also have a world of regulation with which to comply. In this episode, we examine what financial services businesses need to consider when using and contracting for AI services to ensure they keep both their customers and the regulators happy.

The Crypto They are A-Regulatin'

With D-Day for regulation set at 25 October 2027 and with the regulators publishing various consultations on the regulatory regime ahead of the authorisations window opening in September this year, our experts return to cryptoasset regulation to examine some of the things firms in this space will need to consider, ranging from the territorial scope of the perimeter to tips for preparing your authorisation application.

We built this city on payments rules

Payments are evolving fast and so is the rulebook. This episode looks at the FCA’s strengthened safeguarding expectations, its work on contactless payment thresholds, and the EU’s approach under PSD3. Our experts explain the risks, the reforms and the emerging themes shaping the future of payments.

Get out of my dreams and into my redress scheme

In a sequel to our episode on the Supreme Court judgment in the Motor Finance cases, we examine the next stage in the motor finance saga – the FCA's proposed redress scheme. This episode looks at what the FCA's proposals mean for lenders, borrowers and the wider market – from the scale of compensation and the tight timelines to the practical and legal challenges ahead.