What good regulation looks like and why it matters
What good regulation looks like and why it matters
The importance of good regulation in a challenging economic environment.
The importance of good regulation in a challenging economic environment.
...recognise the differences, we’ve published some advice and a short animated video showing what to look out for when signing up for and using cloud storage services. https://youtu.be/I40EjMWf_FU Top tips...
...in our mergers and regulatory appeals. This is in addition to the clear impact we’re achieving through public advocacy. I also believe our energy and retail banking market investigations will...
...able to provide lower priced, bespoke deals. You’ll also benefit from a range of longer-term changes Energy pricing will be more efficient as it will better reflect the cost of...
...way which works better for you. You’ll also benefit from a range of longer-term changes Energy pricing will be more efficient as it will better reflect the cost of transporting...
Government’s recent consultation on a form of privatisation has sparked unprecedented interest in the Land Registry.
...to improve their practices and give people a more complete picture when making buying decisions producing advice for businesses on how to comply with consumer protection law around online reviews...
...use to get what they’re due. Important changes included giving the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) the power to hear standalone claims. This introduced a fast-track CAT procedure so small businesses...
Concluding our second year as a new department, we’ve been able to benefit from the groundwork laid last year to create a strong organisational capacity and a targeted project portfolio....
As consumers, we have a whole world of purchasing possibilities. It’s never been easier to shop online to get the best deals on everything from car rentals to Easter eggs....
I recently listened to a brilliant podcast called ‘Start-up’. Unsurprisingly, it’s about a guy who’s starting his own business. What is surprising – at least to someone who isn’t in...