Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2023/9

Spotlight

  • Sarah Worthington: Fixed and floating charges: still favouring absolutism over multi-factored nuance (583)


Features

  • Geoffrey Wynne, Jacqueline Cook: The Electronic Trade Documents Act 2023: the key to the future? (587)
  • Richard Boynton, Kon Asimacopoulos, Sean Lacey, Hannah Crawford, Kate Stephenson: Galapagos: proper construction of Distressed Disposal provisions in intercreditor agreement (590)
  • James Hall, William Golightly: The risks of attempting to rectify mistakes in security documents, without seeking a court order (594)
  • Daniel Winick, Mark Presso, Andrew Young, Heba Hazzaa: Wall Street-led secondary trading of private credit loans: considerations for stakeholders (599)
  • Hamish Patrick, Andrew Kinnes: Moveable transactions: Scotland v England: Round 1 – assigning receivables (602)
  • Piers Reynolds, Laura Feldman: New challenges for tackling Authorised Push Payment fraud (605)
  • Lee Federman, Tom Miller: Don’t put all your debt in one basket: debt incurrence flexibility in leveraged finance transactions (610)
  • Richard Hoyle: The fiduciary’s divestment dilemma: ESG and the age of climate change (612)
  • Rachel Tandy, Chris Haan: Collective stress or collective redress? Examining available mechanisms for securities litigation in England and Wales (616)
  • Tim Lees, Sarah Jane O’Leary, Kasia Lorenc: In sync across borders: embracing parallel processes for successful restructurings (620)
  • Thomas Wong: English law-governed Keepwell Deeds enforced by Hong Kong courts against PRC insolvent companies (623)
  • Chris Wallace: The Digital Securities Sandbox (627)
  • Giovanni Bandi, Yasser Nasser: The Cambridge Regulatory Genome Project: a must in a world of regulation technologies (629)

In Practice

  • Michael Leadbeater: Super senior facilities: a recap on key documentary terms (632)
  • Rebecca Oliver: Taking effective security over future acquired assets: the importance of contractual intention (634)
  • Matthew Cox. Lana Ahern, Gabby White: Can the consent of an obligor be taken at face value? (636)

Regulars

  • Book Review by Ross Cranston, LSE (638)
  • EU Update by Mauro Megliani, Catholic University of Milan (639)
  • Case Analysis by Hogan Lovells and Volterra Fietta (641)
  • Regulation Update by Norton Rose Fulbright (646)
  • Market Movements by CMS (649)
  • Deals (651)
  • Legal Ease by Lexis® PSL (652)
  • International Briefing from Switzerland (654)

Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2022/9

Spotlight

  • Francesco Lione: Are the times ripe for „super senior” capital structures that include term loan debt? (579)

Features

  • William Steel, Seema Shukla: Deed polls: a difficult solution to a difficult problem (582)
  • Andrew Keay: Unsecured loans and ascertaining cash flow insolvency (586)
  • Rebecca Oliver: The National Security and Investment Act 2021: secured lenders can take comfort in latest guidance but exercising voting rights remains a risk (591)
  • James Burnie, Meghan Millward, Matthew Kimber: What’s at stake? The legal treatment of staking (594)
  • Sukhvir Basran, Eoin O’Connor: ESG integration in private debt (599)
  • Hanif Virji: Capacity: is the question of hedging or speculation mis-stated? (602)
  • Joshua Crow: ISDA Definitions 2021: Calculation Agent not required to produce objectively reasonable result (604)
  • Vishal Mawkin, Peter Young, Miguel Torres Caro: Project bonds and energy transition: a proven financing solution (606)
  • Lara Panahy, Nick Lister: „There is nothing so stable as change”: is the Treasury’s proposed new special admiinstration regim for stablecoin and other systemic DSA firms a change in the right direction? (610)
  • Anthony Dearing: Base metal traders betting on the courts to enforce their trades in a disorderly market (614)
  • Meera Ragha, Diego Ballon Ossio: English law in the 21th century: does it need an update to accommodate crypto? (617)
  • David Murphy: Regualory mandates and review in the 2022 Financial Services and Markets Bill: making their own homework (619)
  • Ajay Malhotra, Ceri Morgan, Zoe Diepstraten: Interpreting ICC standardised rules in trade finance disputes: courts take an international perspective (622)

In Practice

  • Catherine Phillips: Safe harbours in lending transactions: exclusions from the requirement to register express trust (625)
  • Iain Balkwill: CMBS and its new cousin, the CRE CLO (627)
  • Christine Ezcutari, Paolo Pinna: Sustainability-linked loans: what more do you need to know? 628)

Regulars

  • Case Analysis by Hogan Lovells (630)
  • Regulation Update by Norton Rose Fulbright (634)
  • Market Movements by CMS (637)
  • Deals (639)
  • Legal Ease by Lexis PSL (640)
  • International Briefings from Finland and Switzerland (641)