This article examines the recent judgment of the Singapore Court of Appeal on the Nullity Exception that might also avail the banks. We consider whether it deserves another look or if it is time to close it down completely.
A look at key aspects of the new UK Listing Rules and other recent developments of note.
APSEZ is India’s largest ports and logistics company.
Ismini Panagiotidis-led Icon Energy is an international shipping company.
Nasdaq has proposed a rule change aimed at accelerating the delisting process for companies with shares trading below US$1.00 and limiting the time a noncompliant security can remain listed on Nasdaq.
We advised long-term client Chaarat Gold Holdings Limited on the US$19.8m recapitalisation of all interest and fees owed on its existing convertible loan notes, the extension of the loan note maturity date and the provision of a new US$5m working capital facility.
Additional informational guidance has been released by the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider whether a party could rely on its own breach to avoid a debt arising, as well as the governing law of interest on damages, the interplay of insolvency and arbitration and instructions in group litigation.
There is a construction and property focus to this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, with decisions on allocation from the Building Safety Fund, environmental impact assessments in planning permission and repudiation of a plumbing sub-contract. We also discuss interpretation of an investment participation agreement.
This article looks at The New York Stock Exchange’s proposed rule to amend Rule 123D (Halts in Trading) regarding reverse stock splits, creating a new listing rule – Rule 123D(f).
Greece has set ambitious EV targets for 2030 in correlation with enabling legislation and a generous subsidy regime to encourage the rollout of electric vehicles and charging structures.
The project will supply heat to homes and businesses.