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    Why Sporting Sponsorship And Advertising Should Start With Trade Mark Protection

    Sporting sponsorship offers businesses a powerful opportunity to build emotional connections with audiences, but the real value lies not in temporary campaigns—it lies in protecting the brand itself. Before investing in marketing or sponsorship, businesses must ensure their trade marks are properly registered and protected, transforming goodwill and recognition into enduring commercial assets that outlast any single event or advertisement.
    ScotlandIntellectual Property
    Marks & Clerk
    Marks & Clerk
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    Scotland’s First IP-backed Lending Product: Further Evidence That Intellectual Property Is Now A Mainstream Business Asset

    The Royal Bank of Scotland has launched Scotland's first intellectual property-backed lending product, allowing innovation-led businesses to borrow between £250,000 and £10 million against their IP assets rather than traditional fixed collateral.
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Finance and Banking
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