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Articles
David Sawtell writes in the December edition of the Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law about mortgages and receivers
Given the restrictions on the recovery of secured debts as a result of Covid-19, more and more are turning to alternative remedies when debtors default on their obligations. David Sawtell… Read more »
Fake News and Financial Market Blues – Richard Spearman QC (Journal of International Banking and Finance Law)
In this article, published in the September 2017 edition of Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, Richard Spearman QC considers possible solutions to the problem of fake news… Read more »
Private law enforcement of MiFID II / MiFIR
In this article, published in the September 2017 edition of the Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, Hodge Malek QC and Sarah Bousfield consider whether it will be easier… Read more »
Saima Hanif writes an article on Brexit, Interim Arrangements and the WTO Rules
In this article, published in the May 2017 issue of Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, Saima Hanif considers the possible outcomes in terms of a transitional position… Read more »
The competing interests between bank and borrower when a bank in resolution sells debt (Hodge Malek QC and James Potts, Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law)
This article, by Hodge Malek QC and James Potts, examines a recent Court of Appeal decision on the ability of (in this case) the special liquidator of a bank to… Read more »
Saima Hanif contributes to a FMLC paper on Brexit and English governing law and jurisdiction
The FMLC has issued a paper addressing the legal uncertainty likely to arise in the context of cross-border commercial litigation in consequence of Brexit. It examines the situation with regard… Read more »
Saima Hanif writes an article on Brexit and the loss of ‘passporting’ rights (Counsel Magazine)
In this article, published in the December 2016 edition of Counsel Magazine, Saima Hanif considers the impact of a ‘Hard’ Brexit on the financial services sector. To read the full… Read more »
“The New EU data protection framework: do banks have grounds for concern?” for the Journal of International Banking and Financial Law
Richard Spearman QC has written this major feature article, which is available on the LexisNexis website. Richard is a leading practitioner in the law of privacy and data protection, has… Read more »
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