A leading AML provider says a recent parliamentary group’s call to tighten up AML regulations does not go far enough.

Comments are made during debate on Finance Bill working its way through Parliament that will clamp down on tax 'avoidance' schemes and their promoters.

Final days of Hunters as a standalone estate agency have been set out by its Directors – 29 years after it was founded.

Five members of its board, along with former Saracens chairman Nigel Wray, are to share the cash pay-out once purchase goes ahead.

TPFG has made the offer, which it says shareholders back, after nearly two months of negotiations.

MP for Thirsk and Malton says Cumming's explanation of his rule breaking was 'fair' and urged those on Twitter to 'move on'.

Following delivery of working group's report on how agents should be regulated including minimum qualification standards, next step towards legislation is due today.

Eddie Hughes yesterday introduced the bill via a Ten Minute Rule Motion which will see ground rents capped and over 100,000 trapped leaseholders enable to sell their homes.