On 30 January 2017, ESMA issued an opinion (the “Opinion”) which discusses the extent to which different types of units or shares (“Share Classes”) of the same UCITS (or its sub-fund) can differ from one another as a result of differing approaches amongst the EU countries.
It is often believed that a clause expressly stating that the parties to a contract would be liable for...
Emma explains this LexisNexis interview what ESMA says about algorithmic trading, commodity derivatives, and other topics in its Q&As....
With a current valuation of £6.6 billion, the UK FinTech market is rapidly transforming the way consumers access the...
With less than two months to go until the UK leaves the EU, there have been a lot of...
For 2019, ESMA’s focus will include supervisory convergence work in the area of Prospectus and Securitisation Regulation. The continued...
Our key cases glance card contains practical take away points and drafting tips from some of the most notable cases of...
Much has been discussed over recent years in relation to the importance of stewardship by investors, and this is...
On 30 October 2017, the High Court (the “Court”) assessed and made a decision regarding contracts via email and...
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