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Jonathan Dawid, Emilie Gonin: Countering counter sanctions: treaty based remedies for investors in Russian assets? (371)

Gavin Irwin, Merry van Woodenberg: Financial sanctions: prohibitions extended to persons „connected with” Russia (374)
Matthew Padian, Lucy Trott: The impact of the new Economic Crime Act on loan documentation (378)
Ryan Ferro: Knowing receipt and the proprietary base: Part II (380)
Hanif Virji: A contradiction of terms: is stock-lending compliant with the ethos of an ESG fund? (384)
Chloe Carpenter: Interest under a loan linked to a base rate: issues to consider (3869
Hamish Patrick: Movable Transactions (Scotland) Bill: some funding opportunities (389)
Tim Akkouh, David Baker: Reforms to Unexplained Wealth Orders: the sword and the shield (3929
Raza Naeem, Seraphina Chew: SFDR RTS ens ESG sectoral amendments: mismatches and implementation (395)
Julian Craughan, Andrew Carey, Andrea Salsi, Steven Minke: Talking about a revolution: making ESG securitisations mainstream (397)
William Johnston: Protection from creditors: the law’s continuing development for corporates in Ireland (401)
Tom Astle, Charlotte Lamb: Direct lending in a distressed world (405)
Paul Mousel: Protection of clients’ securities in Luxembourg law (4089
Hossein Nabilou: Transaction finality in blockchains: legal considerations (411)

Michael Lyons, Ellen Lake, Hannah Ovaisi, Miranda Harrison: Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022: sanctions update (416)
Jeremiah Wagner, Kamal Dalal: Don’t forget about the NSIA: potential implications for securitisations (418)
Charles Kerrigan, Ruth Marken, Yasmin Musker: Financial covenants for fast-growth businesses: the new market norms (420)