We have one of the largest financial services practices in the country. We provide a comprehensive range of services to leading banks, financial institutions, investment banks, corporates and sovereigns. All of our partners have practised as financial services lawyers in either London or New York. Our team help structure, negotiate and complete transactions, advising on project financing, capital and credit market issues, derivatives, structured finance, securitisation and other asset-backed financing, cross-border leasing, project financing, investment management and insolvency.
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Summer 2011/2012 issue of Financial Services Quarterly, a review of current legal issues in the financial sector.
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Related topics: Banking and Finance, Insolvency
Spring 2011 issue of Financial Services Quarterly, a review of current legal issues in the financial sector.
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Related topics: Banking and Finance, Insolvency
Reasonable suspicion of dishonest assistance does not provide sufficient grounds for a bank to refuse to carry out customer instructions, the Supreme Court ruled last week.
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Article posted by Mike Colson, Partner and Rachel Pinny, Senior Associate | Related topics: Banking and Finance, Litigation
The most comprehensive reform of New Zealand's securities and financial markets law in a generation took a significant step forward on Tuesday with the release of a consultation draft of the Financial Markets Conduct Bill.
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Article posted by David Craig, Partner | Related topics: Banking and Finance
Winter 2011 issue of Financial Services Quarterly, a review of current legal issues in the financial sector.
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Related topics: Banking and Finance, Insolvency
Autumn 2011 issue of Financial Services Quarterly, a review of current legal issues in the financial sector.
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Related topics: Banking and Finance, Insolvency
A Guide to Wide-Ranging Law Reform.
Related topics: Banking and Finance
When it was first introduced, the Personal Property Securities Act 1999 (PPSA) was intended to create a comprehensive regime for security interests in personal property.
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Article posted by Murray Tingey, Partner and David Friar, Senior Associate | Related topics: Banking and Finance, Insolvency