UK securitisation regulation statutory instrument
Overview On 11 July 2023, HM Treasury published the Draft UK SR SI1, updating the draft statutory instrument published as...
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Spotlight: real estate M&A transactions in Belgium
All questionsTransactionsi Legal frameworks and deal structuresIn deals involving Belgian PERE funds (FIIS), the regulations are extremely limited and are...
Spotlight: real estate M&A transactions in Austria
All questionsTransactionsi Legal frameworks and deal structuresIn Austria, real estate transactions are governed by various legal frameworks and there are...
Luxembourg Act to establish national screening mechanism for foreign direct investments – Commentary
IntroductionPrior notification process and screening procedureEnforcement measuresIntroductionOn 1 September 2023, the Luxembourg Act (the Act) of 14 July 2023 will...
Crypto assets as things in action: a landmark ruling by the Singapore High Court
Introduction In yet another landmark decision on 25 July 2023, the Singapore High Court presided by Judge Philip Jeyaretnam (“Court”)...
The Approach of the Irish Courts to Cryptocurrency and What Lies Ahead: Part 4
Our first, second and third articles to date in this series have considered how the Irish courts have dealt with...
EU Court’s Landmark Ruling: Restricting Financial Ties to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
On March 2, 2023, the European Union’s Court of Justice (CJEU) affirmed the legitimacy of penalties and administrative actions levied...
Will EU regulation of crypto-assets mean the UK and US will follow suit?
The European Council has approved the world's first major rules aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency industry, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA)...
Corporate Law Update: 29 July – 4 August 2023
This week: Court again dismisses shareholder action on climate targets The High Court has once again dismissed ClientEarth’s attempt to...
Recent Developments in Canadian Crypto-Litigation Orders Provide Cause for Concern
Introduction Crypto-asset disputes constitute a growing area of Canadian and international jurisprudence. In light of the cross-border nature of quasi-criminal...
