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2018 was another significant year for professional liability cases. The key developments have fallen into two broad areas. The first is liability.

Welcome to the first edition of Banking and Capital Markets Insight for 2011, which focuses on technical issues currently coming out of the banking, capital markets, securities and fund management arenas.

Last month, we reported that a consultation was planned to consider whether the court rules should be updated following the Lee case.

The FCA has published a summary of its activity during July 2025, and notes in its opening paragraph that it has been accelerating its work on supporting growth and competitiveness over the past year.

In this whitepaper, we explore how a redesign of Lifetime Mortgage (LTM) could enable insurers to continue to reap the benefits from these products and improve volumes in the high-rate environment.

Welcome to the April edition of Mishcon Fraud Watch, prepared by the Corporate Investigations & Asset Recovery Group at Mishcon de Reya.  Its aim is to provide businesses and their advisors with a snapshot of what has been happening in the world of fraud in the last month.

Welcome to the June 2011 edition of Banking and Capital Markets Insight, which focuses on technical issues currently coming out of the banking, capital markets, securities and fund management arenas.

Student HMOs present lucrative opportunities for property investors seeking higher rental yields through multi-tenant arrangements, but success depends on navigating complex licensing requirements, planning regulations, and specialist mortgage criteria. This comprehensive guide examines the legal, financial, and operational considerations that determine whether a student HMO investment will deliver the returns investors expect or expose them to costly compliance failures.

Information relating to recent Financial and Regulatory developments.

McDonagh v Bank of Scotland & Others [2018] EWHC 3262 (Ch) concerned a dispute between a borrower, Mr McDonagh and a lender, Bank of Scotland in respect of the borrower's default on a loan facility ...

The ISAB’s desire to implement fair value accounting for financial instruments has faced controversy and complaint and seemed likely to be watered down when it was drawn into the realms of EU politics. Now however, fairness is back and thanks to the IASB’s background efforts it doesn’t look much different.

Welcome to the March 2009 edition of Banking and Capital Markets Insight, which focuses on technical issues currently coming out of the banking, capital markets, securities and fund management arenas.

When a company announces a debt restructuring, this is in most cases the result of an extensive analysis of its debt portfolio involving important economic, legal, tax and accounting decisions. A debt restructuring is therefore a high-profile event, and it is crucial to the financial future of the company that the whole process is handled with great care and efficiency.

Welcome to TLT's Busy lenders' monthly round-up. Each month we summarise the latest news and developments in retail mortgage lending and regulation.

Under London Stock Exchange proposals announced on 2 October, from early next year a dedicated rulebook for Nominated Advisers (Nomads) will set out in more detail a Nomad’s responsibilities towards its client company and the Exchange both at the time of admission to AIM and on a continuing basis.

In November 2008, the Treasury published 'A Report to the Chancellor of the Exchequer: by the Rights Issue Review Group' which proposed a series of far-reaching reforms to the rights issue process. Rights issues in the UK currently take at least 39 days, but if the proposals in the report are implemented this would fall almost immediately to 32 days, and for many issues to 16 days.

For Dentons' London Structured Finance team, 2017 has been a transformative year where we have gone from strength to strength, becoming a New Force ...

On 20 February the London Stock Exchange introduced a new Rule Book for Nominated Advisers (Nomads) setting out their duties and responsibilities to the Exchange and to the companies they advise that are joining, or already on, AIM.