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On 10 July 2023, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his first Mansion House speech in which he announced a series of measures designed to unlock...

A recent decision of the Supreme Court affects the circumstances in which a lender bank will be put "on inquiry" in non-commercial loan transactions involving couples.

New requirements brought in during the Covid-19 pandemic have added to the potential procedural pitfalls facing creditors seeking a winding up order in recent months.

This year we have witnessed a significant rise in interest rates to levels not seen since 2009. This is being perceived as a tailwind for private debt funds as they lend at floating rates and, therefore...

The Bank of England ended its run of 14 consecutive interest rate increases in September, halting the base rate at 5.25%.

In this note we analyse some of the consequences for sovereign CDS resulting from a vote for Scottish independence.

Standard Life finally demutualised in July, listing its shares on the London Stock Exchange and opening its doors to shareholder capital.

The Final Report by Professor Paul Davies QC on "Issuer liability for misstatements to the market", following up the March 2007 Discussion Paper, was published on Monday 4 June 2007.

Last week we held a lunch at our London offices to mark the eighth anniversary of Deloitte's UK CFO Survey.

The selection and implementation of a treasury management system can be a difficult and complicated undertaking involving, in many cases, significant costs. As a result, expectations are justifiably high and as such a system must deliver significant benefits to maximise the return on the investment and become an acceptable working solution.

As perceptions around risk evolve, emerging markets are drawing new attention from institutional investors.

As outlined in our previous blog, X-tra, X-tra, Real All About It! published on Friday 8 April, Mr Justice Snowden handed down judgment of the High Court in the much anticipated Windermere VII Class X Notes dispute.

Internal and external developments have far-reaching implications on your Treasury Management function. Modern Treasury functions need to be structured to deal with an ever-changing world, with the right systems and processes to support, not hinder, change

Internal and external developments will have farreaching implications on your working capital management function. Making the right decision could subsequently prove to be vitally important.

The current economic crisis seems to have avoided a deep recession, however, growth is limited as factors such as inflation have not returned to the former low rate.

The Listing Rules are being amended on 6 April 2010. These amendments follow the review of the structure of the UK listing regime by the Financial Services Authority (the "FSA").

With the recent volatility in currency markets and in particular the weakness of the US Dollar, many companies are again revisiting their foreign exchange risk management strategy.