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On 5 August, Jordan Chiles – a gymnast representing the United States – took part in the final of the Women's Floor Exercise in the Olympic gymnastics competition. Her performance earned her a score of 13.666...

Private equity investors often use management incentive plans (MIPs) to align the interests of a portfolio company's management team with their own and to incentivise performance.

This publication has been tailored to highlight topical news, cases and changes in the law impacting the investment management sector.

The High Court's decision in Destin Trading Inc v Saipem SA [2025] EWHC 668 (Ch) underscores the vital role of careful drafting, as an exclusive jurisdiction clause in a settlement agreement...

The UK's "Post-Brexit" subsidy control regime has now been in place for almost one year. We reflect below on how the regime is taking shape in light of its objectives...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published a Prioritisation statement on combination therapies on 17 November 2023...

In this edition, we examine recent decisions from the Competition Appeal Tribunal, namely its judgment in the first trial under the UK's collective actions regime, and its approval of further settlements of collective actions.

The Court of Appeal recently held that payments from damages to funders and lawyers ahead of class members...

This article examines recent legal challenges to UEFA and FIFA based on competition law and EU rights, highlighting cases against UEFA's ticket resale restrictions and FIFA's congested fixture calendar, and exploring broader implications for sports governance.

The High Court has determined that retirement letters signed by departing shareholder-directors effectively compromised a company's breach of warranty counterclaims, despite the absence of explicit waiver language. This decision raises important questions about how exit documents are interpreted and what obligations parties must expressly preserve when directors leave a company.

The High Court has dismissed an application for summary judgment and allowed the buyers of a company to bring a claim against a company's statutory auditor in the context of a completion accounts mechanism.

In the first part of our discussion of single asset continuation funds (SACFs), we discussed portfolio company characteristics and deal dynamics which now seem to characterise this market.

The UK Supreme Court recently handed down the final judgment in the long-running Fisher Transfer of Assets Abroad (TOAA) litigation, reversing the Court of Appeal's decision...

To give regulated firms the confidence and ability to share information, the provisions disapply both obligations of confidentiality and civil liability when a firm uses the new information sharing gateways. In practical terms, this means that a regulated firm sharing customer information with another regulated firm under these provisions would have a defence to a breach of confidence claim or other civil action from the customer concerned.

The High Court has refused to grant injunctive relief for the enforcement of a non-compete clause in circumstances where a senior trader had been on sickness absence...

HMRC have now released their September Agent Update (Issue 112).