In the first episode of our Future of Payments mini-series, we are joined by EU colleagues who discuss the Payment Services Directive 3 and the Payment Services Regulation. Together, we explore five key topics that are front of mind for the industry right now – fraud, transparency and consumer protection, supervision, MiCA, and the all-important question of timing.

This episode of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus is the third in a three-part mini-series in which Jonathan Herbst, Georgia Karamani and Simon Lovegrove discuss how financial services firms can build regulatory and operational resilience amid the geopolitical landscape. This third episode covers governance – governance and accountability, remote working, entity strategy, rapid response and horizon scanning.

This episode of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus is the second in a three part mini-series in which Jonathan Herbst, Georgia Karamani and Simon Lovegrove discuss how financial services firms can build regulatory and operational resilience amid the geopolitical landscape. This second episode covers trading issues – physical markets and underlying, operational resilience and cyber protection, contingency planning and wind-down.

This episode of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus is the first in a three part mini-series in which Jonathan Herbst, Georgia Karamani and Simon Lovegrove discuss how financial services firms can build regulatory and operational resilience amid the geopolitical landscape. This first episode covers prudential related issues – mapping exposures, stress testing and reviewing internal capital and liquidity frameworks.

In the latest episode of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus, Matthew Gregory and Simon Lovegrove discuss HM Treasury’s recent consultation on reforms to the Appointed Representatives regime. In particular, the discussion touches on five key areas - scope, the gateway, grandfathering, Senior Managers Regime, and the Financial Ombudsman Service.

In the third episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services Professor Peter McBurney provides his thoughts on Agentic AI and its opportunities and risks.

In the latest episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on cryptoassets we discuss FCA CP26/4: Application of FCA Handbook for regulated cryptoasset activities – part 2.

In CP26/4 the FCA is consulting on how the Consumer Duty will apply to cryptoasset firms, supported by additional non-Handbook guidance, so firms deliver good outcomes for retail customers.

It also covers Redress and Dispute Resolution (DISP) – the FCA’s approach to complaints handling and redress, ensuring consumers have clear routes to resolve issues. Plus Conduct of Business Standards (COBS) – applying key conduct rules to cryptoasset activities, so firms act fairly and transparently.

In the second episode of our Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus mini-series on artificial intelligence in financial services we discuss the Mills Review.

In our latest podcast, we discuss some of the key recent Financial Conduct Authority enforcement developments and outcomes, and key lessons learned for firms from these, including recent publicity developments and the cases concerning Nationwide Building Society, the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers and two former Finance Directors of Carillion plc.
For further information in this area, please see our Notices in a nutshell series and our Interventions and investigations insights page.

In the latest episode of Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus we discuss the Treasury Committee's landmark report on artificial intelligence in UK financial services, published on 22 January 2026.