Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2024/6

Spotlight

Ian Wilson: Preserving the pillars of banking law: safeguarding core legal principles in an age of consumer protection (363)

Robert Amey: Voting issues in debtor schemes of arrangement and restructuring plans: the rights of sub-participants (366)
Eilis Ferran, Narine Lalafaryan: Private finance and financial assistance (369)
Tina Kyriakides: Is crystallisation crystal clear? (371)
Jonathan Davies-Jones, Christopher Burdin: The correct approach to findings of foreign law: precedent and policy (374)
Philip Wood: Ar corporate lawyers interested in governing law? (378)
Nick O’Grady, Philippe Bernier-Cormier, Gabby White: Pre-funding: the secret to a smooth closing or a minefield of risks? (380)
Andrew Tetley, Romain Farnoux: Assigning receivables on either side of the Channel: a comparative note on French and English law (382)
Paul Marshall: Electronic Trade Documents: what is a reliable computer system? and problems in contracting for a „reliable system” (386)
Duncan Henderson. Delisting the dead: a UK perspective (395)
Tom Marshall: Decentralised Artificial Intelligence (399)
Elena Bernal: Will private credit CLOs emerge as a new funding tool in Europe? (404)
Iain MacNeil: ESG as a case-study in legal uncertainty (406)
Daniel Lühmann, Malcolm Smith, Bastian Kaufhold: The consolidated prudential supervision of investment firm groups in the EU: practical implications on group parent entities (410)

Sukh Ahark: Key considerations for lenders when lending to individuals (415)
Suzana Sava-Montanari, Jaime Hall, Kamal Dalal: US SRT structures require cross-practice and cross-geography legal expertise (417)
Fiona Henderson, James Dickie: Secured vs unsecured personal lending by fintechs (419)