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Adam Eckersley-Waites: National Security and Investment Act 2021: three years later (112)
Ciarán McGonagle, Andrei Kirilenko: Schrödinger’s property? D’Aloia and the legal superposition of digital assets (115)
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Rosalind Phelps: Does a bank owe a “retrieval duty” to the victims of fraud? (457)
Thomas Evans, Vishnu Patel: Amendments to the Payment Services Regulations to combat Authorised Push Payment Fraud (460)
Douglas Deutsch, Michelle McGreal, Sarah Campbell, Robert Johnson:_ DIP financing in US Chapter 11 cases: how sponsors are utilising equity conversions to obtain recoveries in reorganised debtors (464)
Zara McGlone: Risks for lenders as sole signatories on blocked accounts (468)
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Nicholas Kagan, Paul Eastham, Rachel Stables, Andrea Thomas: Certain key issues in private credit: loan structuring, tax issues and conflict considerations ((473)
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Russell Kelsall. High Court dismisses unmeritorious “freeman on the land” claims against mortgage lenders (479)
Edward Xuejun Li, Monica Neamtiu, Zhiyuan Tu: Strategic secrecy in loan covenant disclosures (481)
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Nick Lister, Sian Perez, Andrew Denny, Nick Gomes: Credit defaults: practical tips when pressing the accelerator (156)
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Edward Cumming, Tom Stewart Coats: Referring to legislation in finance documents: more than you bargained for? (162)
Andrew Fulton: Swaps litigation: the continuing search for certainty (164)
Moeiz Farban, Richard Firth: In context: the FMLC and its paper on good faith (168)
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Patrick Leftley, Becky Critchley, Tracy Dariane: The FCA’s new consumer duty could affect FCA regulated investors in asset backed financing of products offered to retail customers (187)
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