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  • FCA AML role edges closer for advisers

    FCA AML role edges closer for advisers

    June 19, 2026
    Accounting & Finance, Finance & Risk, Legal, News, Operations, Regulation

    Professional services AML supervision is moving towards FCA consolidation now. HM Treasury’s consultation outcome advances reform affecting accountancy, legal, trust, and company service providers.

  • Supply chain rights pressure returns to Parliament

    Supply chain rights pressure returns to Parliament

    June 19, 2026
    ESG, Governance, News, Operations, Supply Chain

    Supply chain rights are moving higher up Westminster’s agenda again. MPs have debated forced labour, transparency reporting, environmental harm, and calls for stronger due diligence rules across UK supply chains.

  • NatWest chief says AI will reshape jobs

    NatWest chief says AI will reshape jobs

    June 19, 2026
    AI & Automation, Business, Future of Work, News, Technology

    NatWest has put AI job redesign squarely into view now. Paul Thwaite said some existing banking roles will be delivered by AI as the group’s workforce shifts towards technology, oversight, and orchestration.

  • Commercial landlords face tougher energy pathway

    Commercial landlords face tougher energy pathway

    June 19, 2026
    ESG, Finance & Risk, Markets, News, Sustainability, UK

    Commercial landlords face a clearer energy-efficiency direction from ministers now. The government’s MEES update keeps commercial property energy performance on the compliance, valuation, and operating-cost agenda.

  • Ministers move against outsourcing by default

    Ministers move against outsourcing by default

    June 19, 2026
    Business, Management, News, Operations, Regulation

    Government outsourcing policy is shifting towards public interest tests now. Departments will need to examine whether major services should be brought in-house before renewing contracts, beginning with cleaning and security services.

  • Heathrow expansion framework opens for consultation

    Heathrow expansion framework opens for consultation

    June 19, 2026
    Markets, News, Operations, Regulation, UK

    Heathrow expansion has moved back into formal planning debate again. A government consultation will shape the framework for a third runway, with economic, climate, air-quality, and noise tests central to any future planning decision.

  • Confluent warns AI scale blocked by data

    Confluent warns AI scale blocked by data

    June 18, 2026
    AI & Automation, Business, Digital transformation, Enterprise IT, Future of Work, News, Technology

    AI scale is being blocked by data infrastructure weakness. Confluent research finds 72% of global IT leaders say poor real-time data foundations are slowing AI growth, with agentic adoption particularly exposed.

  • DECTA finds payments gap among SMEs

    DECTA finds payments gap among SMEs

    June 18, 2026
    Accounting & Finance, Business, Customer Experience, Digital transformation, Finance & Risk, News, Technology

    SMEs want payment fundamentals fixed before more features arrive. DECTA research finds 40% of UK SME merchants feel underserved by payment providers, with security, settlement speed, transparency, and international payments among the main pressure points.

  • Business Stream reports charter progress

    Business Stream reports charter progress

    June 18, 2026
    Business, Customer Experience, ESG, News, Operations, Sustainability

    Water service is becoming an operational ESG issue. Business Stream says its Customer Care Charter has delivered service, satisfaction, water-efficiency, and emissions progress in its first annual report.

  • Magnite and Viasat unlock in-flight ads

    Magnite and Viasat unlock in-flight ads

    June 18, 2026
    Brand & Marketing, Business, Digital transformation, Global, Markets, News, Technology

    Airline media is moving into programmatic advertising channels. Magnite and Viasat Aviation have partnered to open in-flight Wi-Fi and entertainment inventory to automated buying, route-based targeting, and measurable brand campaigns.

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