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Bribery, bungs and back-handers: football agents, managers and criminal liability

This article explores the potential criminal offences committed by managers, agents and connected parties.
28 October 2016

Publication

The impact of the Bitfinex hack on cryptocurrencies

In August, Bitfinex – one of the world's largest digital currency exchanges – was subjected to a hack resulting in the theft of nearly £60m worth of bitcoin. We explain the impact.
27 October 2016

Publication

Nuclear Law – Autumn 2016

Our latest update on legal developments, news and events in the nuclear sector.
25 October 2016

Accident Branch investigations: what can they be compelled to disclose?

Two recent High Court decisions have held that evidence obtained during an Air Accident Investigation Branch safety investigation should not ordinarily be disclosed for criminal proceedings.
21 October 2016

Fighting cyber threats: G7 Cyber Expert Group publishes fundamental principles

The G7 Cyber Expert Group has published its fundamental elements of cyber security for the financial sector.
21 October 2016

Corporate governance: workers on boards?

Theresa May's suggestion is gaining support from senior City figures but what are the barriers to widespread employee representation on boards?
20 October 2016

Are you ready for the rise of RegTech innovation?

The rise of RegTech solutions to simplify regulatory compliance continues unabated, but are product providers and regulated firms ready for the practical and legal challenges ahead?
20 October 2016

NHHR Water competition – shadow market opens

From April next year, non-household consumers will be able to choose and switch their water supplier without being required to use a minimum amount of water as is currently the case.  
20 October 2016

Corporate governance – BIS Select Committee inquiry

Following the recent failings in BHS and Sports Direct, the BIS Select Committee has launched an inquiry on corporate governance, focusing on directors' duties, executive pay and board composition.
19 October 2016

Is whistleblowing in sport fit for purpose? Part 1 – the current picture

This two-part article explores whether the existing cultures and regimes of whistleblowing in sport are fit for purpose. Part 1 below explains the importance of whistleblowing in sport.
17 October 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon named CSR Firm of the Year

Burges Salmon has been named CSR Firm of the Year at the Bristol Law Society Awards 2016.
14 October 2016

Regulatory references: making informed decisions on recruitment

In September 2016 the PRA and FCA published a final set of rules on regulatory references, following a consultation launched in October 2015. The new rules come into force on 7 March 2017.
14 October 2016

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