Címke: Tim Akkouh

Beküldve:

Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2026/5

Spotlight

  • Wael Zaki: Ijara and Murabaha under wartime stress: Shariah-compliant real estate financing in the 2026 Gulf conflict (295)

Features

  • Craig Morrison: One size fits all? Default interest applicable to multiple events of default and the law of penalties (299)
  • Daniel Winick, Abigail Simon, Dana O’Shea: The rise of anti-cooperation provisions in US credit documents (302)
  • Jessica Walker, Stuart Davis, Thomas Vogel, Jeremy Green, Tim Robinson, Ivan Pizeta, Jasmine Hopkinson: An analysis of the application of property and insolvency laws to DeFi lending structures (305)
  • Eric Fiszelson: Cross-border security releases: navigating the patchwork of local law requirements (310)
  • Ciarán McGonagle: From Zeno to Novat: programmable finality in tokenised settlement (314)
  • Susan Dunn: Law firm financing: options and pointers to give you the best chance of securing the financing (318)
  • Jonathan Haines, Julia Lu: Digital assets as collateral in England and the US: priority and super-priority of security interests (322)
  • George Kiladze, Jane Griffiths: Pricing the increased costs: Basel’s latest invoice (327)
  • Claire Harrop, Rachael Annear, Lauren Moorin, Noah Schmidt: Agentic AI in the payments chain: regulatory challenges for financial institutions (331)
  • Lu Yu: Securities fraud litigation: the erosion of “common reliance” in the AI age (334)
  • Tim Akkouh, John Patrick Asimakis: Dealing with “group think”: when the wrong group entity assigns receivables to lenders (339)
  • Anna Iversen: Digital property, digital claims and regulatory clarity: why legal structure must precede classification (343)
  • Laurent Deckers: Transparency under MiFID II: Consolidated Tape Provider, algorithmic trading and the risk of regulatory overexposure (348)

In Practice

  • James Bell, Sarah Lauder: ECCTA 2023: implications for finance transactions (353)
  • Jeremy Sher: Beyond the nuclear option: collective action problems in fund governance (356)
  • Jon Ford, Cat Dankos, Wilkie Hollens: Referral to the Upper Tribunal: worth the risk? (357)

Regulars

  • Case Analysis by One Essex Court (358)
  • Regulation Update by Norton Rose Fulbright (362)
  • Market Movements by CMS (365)
  • ESG Update by Ying-Peng Chin of A&O Shearman (367)
  • Legal Ease by Lexis+® UK (369)
  • International Briefings: Luxembourg, Hong Kong, Finland (371)

Beküldve:

Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2022/6

Spotlight

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

Features

  • 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)

In Practice

  • 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)

Regulars

  • Competition Law Update by Kirkland & Ellis International LLP (422)
  • Book Review by Sarah Paterson (425)
  • Case Analysis by Hogan Lovells and Milbank (427)
  • Regulation Updata by Norton Rose Fulbright (432)
  • Market Movements by CMS (437)
  • Deals (439)
  • Legal Ease by Lexis®PSL (440)
Beküldve:

Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2022/2

Spotlight

  • Avinash Persaud: Re-imagining safe assets (67)

Features

  • Venessa Parekh, Chhavi Sinha: The UK’s bank ring-fencing legislation: legal uncertainties and potential solutions (70)
  • James Sheehan: Anticipating an FX spot trade: front running or just trading ahead? (74)
  • Antony Hainsworth: Going green: global finance and the UK green taxonomy (77)
  • Charlotte Thomas: Secondary obligations and disguised penalties: where does the law stand following Makdessi? (81)
  • Michael Brown: Transfers of risk or risky transfers? Transferring hedging positions in respect of non-performing loans (86)
  • Hanif Virji: It is dangerous to use pithy terms to describe the complex risks of a fund (88)
  • Stefanie Wilkins: Unanswered questions regarding the Restructuring Plan (91)
  • Heather Waters Borthwick, Tomasz Kulawik, Andrew Mavers: Rise of the jumbo unitranche: a continuing trend in 2022? (93)
  • Amy Held: Baking, staking, Tezos and trusts: crypto sale and repurchase transactions analysed by the High Court (96)
  • Tim Akkouh, Freddie Popplewell: Sinking the Siskina? The Privy Council on the jurisprudential nature of freezing orders (102)
  • Matthew Lavy, Laura Wright: Limitation periods and cryptocurrency fraud (105)
  • Phoebus L. Athanassiou: Non-fungible tokens: select legal issues (107)
  • Emma Giddings, Imogen Garner, Daniel Nevzat: Developing policies for green and sustainable finance for the aviation industry (109)
  • Lisa Curran: Why Italy does not need the trust (for now) (115)

In Practice

  • Eleanor Dole Sheaf, Rupert Lewis: Overview of anticipated focus areas for BBLS litigation (117)
  • Leon Stephenson: The ESG revolution in funds finance (119)
  • Andrew Bryan, Julia Machin: The EU’s AML blacklist nad SSPE’s (121)

Regulars

  • Case analysis by One Essex Court (122)
  • Regulation Update by Norton Rose Fulbright (126)
  • Market Movements by CMS (133)
  • Deals (135)
  • Legal Ease by Lexis PSL (136)
  • International Briefings from China, Brazil and France (137)