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Brexit Updates
Brexit Update w/c 16/3/20
Please read below for our most recent list of Brexit updates.
HM Treasury Women in Finance Charter Annual Review 2022 publication
Sturgeon Ventures is pleased to share the latest press release from The Women in Finance Charter Annual Review 2022 and proud to say it has been a signatory to the Charter since its inception in July 2016.
The Evolution of Mid-market Sustainability-linked Loans
Sturgeon Ventures likes to share great articles on important topics for our industry. See below for a recent article from Osborne Clarke on the issues around sustainable ESG performance or specific ESG-linked activities.
Start-up Compliance Consultancy Firm of the Year – UK
Sturgeon Ventures are pleased to announce that they have won the recent Lawyers Worldwide Awards 2023 for Start-up Compliance Consultancy Firm of the Year – UK.
Sturgeon Ventures celebrates 25 years
Sturgeon Ventures celebrates 25 years with Seonaid (pronounced Shona) Mackenzie FCSI as the advisor to a Single Family Office investing as a venture catalyst and incubator of private companies.
Regulatory Incubation – Regulatory Hosting is set to boom in the UK in 2023
Why you might ask? BREXIT is long behind us. The FCA and UK Treasury Review of the Appointed Representative Regime behind us. What if you are looking to set up in London or Berlin from the US or Canada?
FCA Update on Trading Names for FCA Regulated Firms
An important update that was issued in October 2022 from the FCA on Trading names can be used by FCA Regulated Firms.
Sturgeon Ventures highlights acronyms that may have passed you by in recent months – CTPs
Critical Third Parties (CTPs) is a term used regularly by Financial Services companies in relation to Outsourcing, continuing from their work on Operational Resilience last year.
Sturgeon Ventures as a Signatory to HMT Women in Finance Charter update
In June 2022, New Financial hosted the virtual launch of the fifth Annual Review of the HMT Women in Finance Charter. More than 400 people from across the Charter signatory network joined the session live online.
