At stake is a 250 billion Euro market for the EU27 and a 100 billion Euro market for the UK, according to a recent EU study.

A look at the key deal term differences between the US and UK M&A markets that transatlantic deal makers will increasingly encounter.

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee recently passed, with unanimous support, the revised “Modernizing Government Technology Act.”

This article focuses on the practical, but perhaps less well known steps, employers can take which can make a positive difference to the lives of employees dealing with mental health issues in the workplace.

Technologies such as telematics, data analytics, wearables and social media are redefining all aspects of the insurance industry and offering new opportunities and revenue. This briefing takes a look at what’s happening in the insurance industry, focusing on four key trends.

From 16 May 2017, new rules apply to the environmental impact assessment regime in England with the introduction of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017.

New details from the New York Public Service Commission and New York’s investor-owned utilities outline shift to a value-based compensation model for distributed energy resources.

Connected devices are no use without the compute power to bring all of their data together and extract the information which can transform the efficiency of cities.

A five-minute roundup of upcoming cases and anticipated regulatory developments of interest to the Financial Services sector.

A High Court decision earlier this week has applied a strict approach to litigation privilege in the context of criminal proceedings, finding that litigation was not in reasonable contemplation.