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The category of information in which employees will be most interested is the AIF’s intentions regarding the future business of the company and the likely repercussions on employment by the company.

In December 2016 the London Stock Exchange (LSE) reminded all AIM companies about the need to liaise closely with their nomad under AIM Rule 31.

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has issued a Feedback Statement following its Discussion Paper on the future of AIM published earlier this year (read more on our blog here).

Mid-market lending has navigated a complex environment this year, shaped by global trade policy shifts, geopolitical tensions, and evolving regulatory frameworks.

New Zealand's government has passed a raft of new legislative changes recently that affect company set up and operations.

Explore key considerations for UK listed companies preparing their 2027 Annual Reports and AGMs, including new disclosure requirements under the UK Corporate Governance Code 2024, changes to directors' and remuneration reporting obligations, and preparations for the UK Sustainability Reporting Standard.

The resurgence of Covid-19 across Europe continues to make headlines, but as summer draws to a close and with schools reopening

The British Banker's Association (BBA) has issued welcome guidance on compliance with the Bribery Act 2010.

FRP Advisory Trading Limited won the UK's largest wrongful trading claim and established a new "misfeasance trading" claim against former BHS directors, emphasizing directors' critical responsibilities in managing financially distressed companies.

As the Brexit negotiations start, one direct impact is an interest from clients and advisers looking to have flexibility in their organisational structure ahead of any legislative or other changes being implemented.

In the wake of the Brexit vote, companies (and their lawyers) have been dusting off a once overlooked piece of EU law to aid their Brexit restructuring plans.

We explain what the major documents are in the legal process of buying a business.

The sixth edition of the University of Cambridge Impulse Programme has recently been announced, and the focus will be on deep tech.

The Court of Appeal has recently considered whether a termination clause in a contract excluded the common law right to treat the contract as discharged on the basis of a repudiatory breach and to claim damages.

The new requirements coming into force at Companies House. With the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (ECCT) set to receive Royal Assent in Q4 2023, Companies registered in the UK...

The capital markets team from Gowling WLG has advised financial and legal intelligence provider, Reorg, on its acquisition of FinDox Inc., a leading document, compliance and data...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is consulting on new rules to regulate short selling activity in the UK based on feedback from HM Treasury's (HMT) Short Selling Regulation: Call for Evidence in 2022.