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Quarterly Listed Company Update – What's new and what's next? - November 2026

Welcome to the November 2026 edition of Travers Smith's Quarterly Listed Company Update. This issue highlights the latest regulatory developments and guidance relevant to listed companies, as well as key trends and practical points for consideration in the coming months.

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UK Immigration Rules: Key announcements on settlement

The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has provided the final details of the Government's 'Earned Settlement' policy, which will reform the route to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) for individuals in the UK. These reforms are described by the Government as largely consistent with the proposals set out in the November 2025 consultation and we have provided a summary of these changes below:

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Tax Focus: a podcast series

Latest episode: Episode 4: HMRC's consultation on modernising the distributions framework (Part 3: The impact on Private Capital)

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Divided Loyalties? Feedback from the UK FCA's Conflicts of Interest Review

Back in October 2025, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) began a review into how UK private market firms were identifying, managing and mitigating conflicts of interest. The scope of the review focused on fund management, discretionary portfolio management and advisory activities carried out in or from the UK in connection with investment in private equity, private credit or real estate.

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UK FCA Guidance on AI in Financial Services: Good Practices and Areas for Improvement

Recently, the seemingly unstoppable march of AI deployment across the world economy has rarely been out of the news. As financial services firms increasingly adopt AI-driven tools within their businesses, a key question has been how regulators will respond and whether they have clearly articulated their expectations for AI usage and governance across the sector.

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