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Key Legal Considerations When Choosing Incoterms® Rules in International Sale of Goods Contracts

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By Mark Chapman
| Herrington Carmichael
When exporting goods overseas, selecting the appropriate Incoterms® Rule is a key legal decision that shapes the allocation of risk, responsibilities, and compliance obligations between the parties. Choosing the wrong term can leave exporters exposed to uninsured losses, regulatory breaches, or contractual gaps. Ensuring the Incoterms® align with the parties’ intentions and capabilities is therefore essential to a legally robust international sale of goods contract.
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FCA reforms to the safeguarding regime for payments and e‑money firms: is your firm compliant?

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By Mark Chapman
| Herrington Carmichael
On 7th May 2026, the FCA introduced a strengthened safeguarding framework for payment services and e‑money firms. The new Supplementary Regime, alongside amendments to the FCA’s Approach Document, came into force on 7 May 2026 and represents one of the most significant overhauls of safeguarding requirements.
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Understanding Appointed Representatives Under FSMA 2000

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By Mark Chapman
| Herrington Carmichael
Under section 19 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA), a person must not carry out a regulated activity in the UK, or purport to do so, unless they are an authorised or exempt person. This is known as the general prohibition, which as a general rule requires anyone carrying out regulated activities to be directly authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or fall within a statutory exemption.
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