As data integrity and cybersecurity become increasingly important to maintaining client confidence, asset managers are carefully evaluating how emerging technologies can be adopted responsibly and at scale.
As an Associate Sponsor, Forvis Mazars is pleased to be part of the conversation at the FT Live: Future of Asset Management Europe taking place on 24-25 November.
In the last quarter of 2026, financial services firms continue to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by regulatory change, technological innovation, risk management priorities and a heightened focus on operational resilience. Our quarterly financial services regulatory newsletter provides a comprehensive overview of topics relevant to firms operating across the UK financial services sector.
Physical climate risk assessment has matured considerably in recent years.
What changes when Artificial Intelligence (AI) starts taking part in financial services decisions and operations.
Published on 7 July 2026, the latest FCA Enforcement Watch[1] explains how the regulator is using supervision, intervention and enforcement to address potential breaches of the Consumer Duty.
Technical compliance alone does not give leaders confidence that tax governance and controls work as intended across the organisation. A tax internal audit provides independent tax assurance by assessing how tax risks are identified, owned, controlled and reported.
IFRS 18 introduces more standardised performance reporting for all entities reporting from 2027. This article outlines how IFRS 18 could affect different players in the asset management sector and highlights key aspects to consider when preparing for adoption.
From building an implementation evidence pack to operationalising SS5/25, everything you need to know when preparing for SS5/25.
Model Risk Management (MRM) was built to control models. The next decade will require us to control decisions.
August saw significant developments in AML supervision, sanctions compliance and corporate transparency. Regulators increased scrutiny of higher-risk firms, reinforced sanctions obligations through enforcement action and continued to strengthen Companies House reforms aimed at tackling economic crime.
AI is no longer a future consideration for asset managers. As AI enters its Return-On-Investment (ROI) or return-on-AI era, firms are expected to focus on demonstrating and realising its tangible value.
The FCA's second edition of Enforcement Watch provides insight into how the regulator is using both supervision and enforcement powers to drive better consumer outcomes under the Consumer Duty.
July saw significant regulatory developments across virtual assets, DeFi, AML controls and APP scam reimbursement, with key updates highlighting evolving risks, regulatory expectations and industry performance.
In the third quarter of 2026, our experts commented on several key regulatory developments and industry trends. Our quarterly financial services regulatory newsletter provides a comprehensive overview of topics relevant to firms operating across the UK financial services sector.
IFPR is now well into its fourth year since the regime’s introduction. Most firms have completed multiple ICARA cycles, templates are embedded, and firms have significant experience populating the MIF007 returns.
UK financial services (FS) leaders enter the second half of 2026 with a striking duality: broad optimism about growth, tempered by a clear-eyed recognition that uncertainty is no longer a passing phase but the new operating environment.
The article explores climate scenario science, highlighting CMIP7’s changes and their relevance to financial risk management.
On 3 December 2025, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published its Policy Statement (PS) 25/25[1] alongside Supervisory Statement (SS) 5/25[2].
Listen back on our webinar where our experts discussed the relevant asset management market and regulatory updates.
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) published its supervisory priorities for 2026 in two letters, one for the UK deposit takers[1] and one for international banks[2], on 15 January 2026, outlining how it will deliver its strategic priorities for the coming year.
Investors and other stakeholders want to understand how cyber and other digital risks affect an organisation and the governance processes in place to manage these risks. We provide top tips for effective reporting on cyber risks by financial institutions in their annual report and accounts.
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