Credit Suisse Vs Softbank: Gloves Off
The dispute involves Greensill, the defunct supply chain financier backed by Softbank which is at the center of a $10.1 billion fund blow-up at Credit Suisse.
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Record year for Open Market activity in Guernsey
Figures reveal that there were a total of 127 Open Market transactions in 2021
Is Jersey part of the UK for probate purposes?
Trust and estate practitioners in Jersey and in the UK are well versed at advising clients the opposite however – that Jersey does not form part of the UK.
Expansion and sustainability – TISE evolves in 2021 with Carey Olsen as the leading listing agent again
The most notable change being the separation of the rulebooks and fee schedules for debt and equity securities, with the creation of a dedicated Qualified Investor Bond Market.
Brexit: Fresh Perspectives
The UK has left the EU but there remains a vast array of operational and legal issues for businesses to address. See below for our perspectives on the key challenges and opportunities that Brexit presents for different industries and sectors.
Credit Suisse Wins U.S. Court Order For Softbank Documents
It is specifically seeking communications and information from board meetings at Katerra – a U.S.-based construction firm that included Softbank’s Vision Fund as a major investor.
Top UK law firm fined record sum for breaching money-laundering rules
Mishcon de Reya agrees to pay fine of £232,500 after investigation by Solicitors Regulation Authority
Saudi Superyacht Dispute Pits Credit Suisse Against Gulf Prince
filing. The property estate, situated close to the storied Wentworth Golf Club outside London, was valued at 35 million pounds ($47 million) in 2019.
Hong Kong Sends Bankers Home
The government says on its website that the enhanced restrictions will take effect from 7 January and last for 14 days.
Swiss Prosecutor Objects to Returning Uzbeki Millions
More than 800 million Swiss francs ($873 million) in the case have been blocked since 2012, mainly at Geneva’s Lombard Odier.
Ten Surprises of 2022
Byron defines a “surprise” as an event that the average investor would only assign a one out of three chance of taking place but which Byron believes is “probable,” having a better than 50% likelihood of happening.
Orell Füssli and Swisscom enter into strategic partnership for digital certificates
The future digital certificates should be integrated seamlessly into digital business processes and thus increase efficiency, simplify processing, and enable new business models.