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Slaughter and May is advising Clydesdale Bank plc and Nationwide Building Society on the Part VII transfer of Clydesdale’s business to Nationwide Slaughter and May is advising Clydesdale Bank plc and Nationwide Building Society on the Part VII transfer of Clydesdale’s business to Nationwide. Slaughter and May advised Aviva / Direct Line Group in respect of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) investigation and enforcement outcome Slaughter and May advised Aviva / Direct Line Group in respect of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) investigation and enforcement outcome Slaughter and May advised Sir James Dyson on the acquisition of a 50 percent ownership stake in Bath Rugby Sir James Dyson on the acquisition of a 50 percent ownership stake in Bath Rugby SM Briefing Spotlight On Subscription Contracts What The Government's DMCCA Consultation Response Means For Businesses(593697496.9) Spotlight on subscription contracts: What the Government's DMCCA consultation response means for businesses On 2 April 2026, the Department for Business and Trade published its long-awaited response to its consultation – which ran from November 2024 to February 2025 – on the UK’s new subscription contracts regime in the Digital Markets, Competition and... Slaughter and May advised Rolls-Royce plc into a landmark contract with Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) Slaughter and May advised Rolls-Royce plc into a landmark contract with Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) John Wood Group PLC (“Wood”) Tax Disputes Leading tax disputes and litigation practice with experience in domestic and international tax enquiries and investigations, including tax State aid. Slaughter and May advised Zurich on its £6 billion longevity swap deal covering pension liabilities of the BBC Pension Scheme Slaughter and May advised Zurich on its £6 billion longevity swap deal covering pension liabilities of the BBC Pension Scheme AI Omnibus Update: European Parliament Adopts its Position, including a Ban on ’Nudification’ Apps, Fixed High-Risk Deadline and Simplified Compliance The European Parliament (EP) has adopted its position on ‘omnibus’ amendments to the EU AI Act (the Act), addressing a number of contentious issues, including the interaction between the Act and high-risk sectoral law; the looming deadline for high-risk...