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11 Feb 2019 11:12
Charging orders - an effective debt recovery toolSo, you have an unpaid invoice, issued legal proceedings and obtained a county court judgment against your debtor. What happens next? It’s likely that if you have reached this stage, your debtor has not been particularly co-operative and you need to consider enforcement. Debtor profiling is more...
8 Jan 2019 14:51
Capital Markets Update – January 2019Welcome to the current edition of Capital Markets Update, the monthly briefing from the Corporate Group at Walker Morris rounding up the previous month’s developments within the equity capital markets and looking ahead to future developments. December’s news QCA publishes corporate governance more...
12 Oct 2018 11:24
Newsflash: Changes to Debt Arrangement Scheme in Scotland approvedIn August 2018 Rob Aberdein explained proposed changes to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) in Scotland. The legislation enacting those changes has now been approved by Parliament and the new regime will come into force on 29 October 2019. The legislation and guidance can be viewed here. An article more...
Cross-Border Insolvency Regulations Unlikely to Provide Safety Net for Recognition of Foreign Proceedings Following Brexit; Rule in Gibbs to Be Challenged
The application of the Cross Border Insolvency Regulations 2006 (CBIR), which contain the UNCITRAL Model Law, in English courts has been central to two major overseas restructurings in the past few months. In the restructurings of both Agrokor dd and the International Bank of Azerbaijan, foreign more...
Great Repeal Bill, UK Still Has to Negotiate For Judgments, Proceedings Recognition Under Brussels and EU Insolvency Regulations
The first draft of the anticipated “Great Repeal Bill” was published in July 2017 by the U.K. government. The bill sets out that from the outset of Brexit, the vast majority of existing EU law adopted by the U.K. will be incorporated into domestic legislation. This means that EU legislation, which more...
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