Adam Mawardi is a litigation reporter who covers a wide range of topics in the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Finance, The Telegraph, and Waikato Times. Adam's articles focus on legal issues, business news, technology, and current affairs.
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The head of Britain's financial watchdog has urged the UK to adopt a “new mindset towards risk” amid concerns the regulator has failed to boost growth.
Billionaire steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal is suing rival Sanjeev Gupta's business in the High Court as he attempts to claw back €140m (£117m) as part of a long-running dispute.
By: Adam Mawardi
2-min read A US law firm will offer starting salaries of at least £70,000 to trainee solicitors at its London office as British rivals remain under pressure in the war for talent
By: Adam Mawardi
TfL is being urged to reconsider the decision to allow a series of billboards promoting Islamic finance startup Wahed
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor Qatar is selling a £306m stake in Sainsbury's a week after the supermarket's chief executive warned that Budget uncertainty was hitting sales
Share sale would reduce fund’s holding of supermarket by around 5pc
Security breach at Italy’s largest lender targeted thousands of high-profile figures
By: Adam Mawardi
3-min read In this article: A bank has publicly apologised after admitting a rogue worker had accessed Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni's account.
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