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Authorisation – Annual Report 2024/25

This page provides information in relation to our authorisation work. It covers a range of annual data related to our work, including data about: the types of firms we regulate, applications to set up firms and answering ethics-related queries.

Upholding professional standards - corporate report 2021/22

Our annual report that details the enforcement work involved in regulating 160,000 practising solicitors and 9,500 law firms.

Investment schemes that are potentially dubious

Thematic review: A thematic review to enhance our understanding of typical schemes and explore how and why solicitors become involved

Authorising the profession - Corporate reporting

Authorisation is the key point at which we make sure individuals and businesses meet the high professional standards we and the public expect when they enter the profession.

Upholding Professional Standards 2020/21 - Corporate report

Welcome to the third annual Upholding Professional Standards report which covers 2020/21

Annual Reports for 2024/25

SRA Annual Reports for the last financial year, from November 2024 to October 2025.

Authorising the profession - corporate report 2021/22

Our annual look at key trends and patterns in authorisation - the point where solicitors must meet the required professional standards.

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Authorisation

Summary report 2024/25

These annual reports cover the SRA's activities from 1 November 2024 to 31 October 2025, the second reporting year of our 2023–2026 corporate strategy.

Personal injury: The quality of legal services in the personal injury sector

We looked at 14 areas of the PI market where concerns have been raised. We visited 40 law firms. Firms generally showed they had systems and processes in place to make sure a proper service is provided to clients.

How other regulators and jurisdictions hold client money

This research seeks to identify alternatives to client money handling and to evaluate the benefits and disadvantages of these models (to consumers, law firms and the SRA) and any other factors to consider.