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Corporate crime investigator. Part-time at Spotlight on Corruption
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Announcing the 2026 Databricks Customer Awards Industry winners

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By Michael Griffiths
| Databricks
Every industry has its own unique challenges. The Databricks Customer Awards Industry winners are the organizations that didn't just face theirs — they used data and AI to solve them. The Industry Awards recognize one standout organization from each sector: the company whose work best demonstrates how data intelligence can drive breakthrough results, reshape operations and create new possibilities within their field.
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Two in five people not confident in six-month deadline to pay pensions IHT bill

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By Michael Griffiths
| Pensions Age Magazine Verified
Over two in five (43 per cent) UK adults are not confident the six-month deadline for paying inheritance tax (IHT) on unused pension funds will be long enough, research by Standard Life has shown. The research also indicated there is limited confidence among older adults, finding that just a third (32 per cent) of over-55s think the family members or friends appointed as personal representatives would be able to successfully manage the payment of any IHT due on pension assets.
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FCA fines and bans former wealth management director for serious misconduct

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By Michael Griffiths
| Wealth Investment News
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned former Bluesky Wealth Management director, Frank Breuer, from working in UK financial services and fined him £755,000. The regulator stated that Breuer “repeatedly acted without integrity” and put customers at risk for personal financial gain. Breuer was the joint owner and sole director of Bluesky Wealth Management, which provided advice on investments and pensions.
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