UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves hinted at a potential rise in employer national insurance contributions in the upcoming budget, as part of an effort to plug a £22bn ‘black hole’ in the economy. The move caused some to suggest the Labour Party could be breaking a manifesto promise to not raise taxes. Party leader Keir Starmer reinforced the message that fiscal responsibility was needed. Critics argue that such a tax hike would be a breach of the Labour Party’s manifesto.
Clyde & Co breaks down Hong Kong cyber law impact – Insurance Business America
Clyde & Co provided an analysis of the impact of Hong Kong’s cyber laws on businesses for Insurance Business America. The law aims to enhance
