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In February we wrote about the proposed timetable for the introduction of a beneficial ownership register of overseas companies that own UK property. Since then the Government’s response to the BEIS call

A large listed company has suffered significant reputational damage following disclosures which suggest it has major internal problems: a lack of good governance, lack of adequate controls and failure to

On 30 March, following a recent consultation by the London Stock Exchange (LSE), new versions of the AIM Rules for Companies and the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers will be introduced. The

Driven by the high number of directors falling victim to identity theft, new laws are set to make it easier for company executives to remove personal addresses from the public register. But

As trustees dealing with challenging issues and managing a large number of different groups of members it can be difficult to keep on top of everything that is going on

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) recently announced plans to launch a review into how companies use share buybacks. Driving the review is a concern that share buybacks

A recent lender favourable Privy Council decision has put lender duties back in the spotlight, an area in which we have seen a lot of focus in recent years, particularly in

In April 2017 we wrote about the introduction of new lawrequiring certain organisations to publish information about their gender pay gap. Almost a year on and the first reporting deadline is fast approaching.

In April 2017 we wrote about the introduction of new law requiring certain organisations to publish information about their gender pay gap. Almost a year on and the first reporting deadline is fast approaching.

The term ‘financial institution’ is widely used in the finance sector. This blog focuses on its use in facility agreements where it is common to permit transfers of the lender’s position to