05/30/2022
The FCA is continuing its discussion on how it can make the listing regime, the rules companies must follow to be allowed to list their shares in the UK, more effective, easier to understand and more competitive.
05/30/2022
The amendment also seeks to clarify the rule’s application to derivatives investments by stating that, in applying the 80 percent requirement, a fund should use a derivative investment’s notional amount and not its market value.
05/30/2022
Businesses will no longer be able to rely on the 2004 or 2010 SCCs to transfer data to third countries from 27 December this year.
05/27/2022
The FCA has also published the Grid in the form of an interactive dashboard and an Excel spreadsheet to help users interact with the underlying data.
05/27/2022
The UCITS must obtain investor approval before initiating the transfer, and must provide them with a clear description of the costs and fees associated with setting up the side pocket and any ongoing costs and fees.
05/26/2022
EU Commission proposes rules on freezing and confiscating assets of oligarchs violating restrictive measures and of criminals
They are helped by the existing legal loopholes, as the rules on breaches of EU restrictive measures vary across Member States.
05/26/2022
New disclosure rules for non-UK owners of UK land
The UK Government has stated that Companies House will work to implement the Register as quickly as possible.
05/26/2022
Addleshaw Goddard: Financial Services & Banking News
The BoE will engage with firms individually and collectively to help target efforts, and also share best practice.
05/26/2022
Ireland Update: GDPR Fourth Anniversary
This update looks at those common themes in Ireland and across Europe.
05/26/2022
The MAS hopes that competition and innovation from digital banks may be able to better serve the needs of society and the economy
05/26/2022
These updates to the Central Bank’s website are being made as part of a wider review of the Central Bank’s current authorisation processes for UCITS/RIAIFs and QIAIFs which is currently underway.
05/26/2022
Jersey company law is founded on the same underlying principles as English company law
05/25/2022
The world's largest law firm to combine with Zaanouni in Tunisia
Dentons' combination with Zaanouni Law Firm and Associates ("Zaanouni") would further accelerate Dentons' momentum to become the leading Pan-African law firm owned and controlled by Africans, across 17 locations on the continent.
05/25/2022
Regulatory Insights – May 2022
Your source for the latest updates from the SEC, DOL and across the industry.
05/25/2022
European Union: Directors' Considerations Amidst Geopolitical Unrest
Company directors all over the world are once more called upon to navigate through extremely turbulent times
05/25/2022
Central Bank of Ireland Approval Process for UCITS Side-Pocketing Arrangements
Following this segregation, existing investors would receive shares in the new UCITS / sub-fund in the same proportion as their investment in the initial UCITS
05/25/2022
Winding up a company invested and managed in the Middle East - Al Najah Education Limited – [FSD 119 OF 2021(RPJ)]
Historic concerns on dissipation and mismanagement which are now irrelevant will unlikely persuade the Court to appoint provisional liquidators.
05/25/2022
Reflections from the Wilberforce Chambers Commercial Conference 2022
This is an area of law that relies heavily on evidence, but the legal principles of tracing, the burden of proof and even the applicable governing law are always evolving.
05/25/2022
New UK legislation affects overseas companies holding UK property
A further Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill, which will provide for wider reform of the UK's Companies House, is expected to be introduced in due course.
05/25/2022
Dublin-based Leman Solicitors becomes Ogier Leman following merger with international law firm Ogier
The firm practices the laws of BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Jersey and Luxembourg, with Ireland now added as a result of the merger.