Simpson Thacher’s Glover: Tied up and tied down – a peculiar way to police the private funds market
The financial crisis ushered a wave of new regulations aimed at mitigating systemic risk to the financial system. While no-one…
Horizon Scan
The future is not where it used to be: Ashurst’s Vickers and Burton on a seismic shift in Europe’s leveraged debt markets
For many participants in Europe’s leveraged market, 2014 on first impressions heralded something approaching a new normal.
Europe’s credit markets – the future is not where it used to be
Ashurst’s Mark Vickers and Helen Burton assess a seismic shift in Europe’s leveraged debt markets For many participants in Europe’s…
So much for the rule of law – Ted Greeno on court fees and undermining the City
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan disputes veteran Ted Greeno (pictured) argues that a self-defeating stance on hiking court fees will undermine…
So much for the rule of law – court fees and undermining the City
Quinn Emanuel disputes veteran Ted Greeno argues that a self-defeating stance on hiking court fees will undermine London In their…
Winston & Strawn’s Tirado: ‘Dissent, it turns out, comes at a price even in disputes’
There are many so-called ‘hot’ topics in international arbitration that could have been the subject of this article, but ultimately…
PwC Legal’s Stewart Room: ‘New year, new privacy and security strategy’
New year is traditionally the time to change our ways. As we reflect back on the year just gone, perhaps…
James Roome: ‘There’s a crisis in law but not the one many claim’
Ever since the start of the financial crisis you haven’t had to look very far to find expert opinion pieces…
Strangling the golden goose – English law needs reform
Slaughter and May’s Nigel Boardman, James Shirbin and Andrew Blake argue that English law needs drastic reform to remain internationally…
New year, new privacy and security strategy
PwC Legal’s Stewart Room argues that 2015 is the year for companies and advisers to stop the denial of the…
A crisis in law but not the one many claim
Akin Gump restructuring veteran James Roome argues those seeing a threat to the legal industry have mis-read the markets Ever…
Dissent, it turns out, comes at a price even in disputes
Joe Tirado argues that dissenting opinions in arbitration are a double-edged sword There are many so-called ‘hot’ topics in international…