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Market Abuse Regulation

AIM Companies will be subject to the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) with effect from 3 July 2016. MAR introduces a number of significant changes for companies admitted to trading on AIM.
16 June 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon advises LDC on strategic food and drink sector investment

Burges Salmon's Corporate Finance team has advised mid-market private equity firm LDC on its £8 million investment in healthy food chain Vital Ingredient.
04 May 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon advises Colian on its acquisition of Elizabeth Shaw

Burges Salmon has advised Colian Holding SA, a Polish confectionery producer and distributor, on the acquisition of Bristol based chocolatier, Elizabeth Shaw, from Norwegian fund Imagine Capital AS.
03 May 2016

Press release

Burges Salmon advises on sale of Babington Group

Burges Salmon's corporate finance team has advised specialist fund manager Bridges Ventures LLP and management on the sale of Babington Group to RJD Partners.
19 April 2016

Publication

The PSC register – are you ready?

The new register of people with significant control (PSC) will have a material impact on the administration of UK companies and LLPs. In our briefing we look at some key features of the new regime.
11 February 2016

Publication

Private Equity News - Winter 2015

We take a look recent developments which may impact private equity backed portfolio companies including good news for bad leaver provisions and the impact of travel on the Working Time Regulations.
09 December 2015

Publication

Authorised Fund Horizons - Autumn 2015

In this edition of Authorised Fund Horizons we look at developments on the Senior Managers and Certification Regime, UCITS V to the Common Reporting Standards and EMIR, the ELTIF Regulation, CAIFs.
23 October 2015

Publication

Can multiple debts exceeding £750 constitute a basis for a statutory demand?

Statutory demand can be issued for debts in excess of £750 and if left unsatisfied for 21 days, can be evidence of insolvency. What happens where there are multiple dents of less than £750 each?
22 September 2015

Publication

Wrongful trading defence: why taking every step to minimise creditor losses is key

Brooks and Willetts (Joint Liquidators of Robin Hood Centre plc) v Armstrong and Walker - what are the issues raised for practitioners?
22 September 2015

Publication

Mistaken discharge of land mortgages: curtains or rectification for future lending?

It well-established that a mortgage can be used to secure further advances made by a lender but what happens when a registered mortgage is mistakenly discharged at the Land Registry?
22 September 2015

Publication

Two contrasting tales: pre-insolvency transfers of company assets and director misconduct

The question of appropriate action in the face of directors’ duties to creditors in the pre-insolvency twilight zone is a perennial one. Two cases offer contrasting versions of how to go about it.
22 September 2015

Publication

PPF guidance on pre-packs, schemes of arrangement and review of Bills of Sale

This month’s summary of “also ran” update items forms a fairly eclectic mix, however some useful items can be pulled out of them.
22 September 2015
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