Finance Update - January 2010
13-Jan-2010 | Banking & Finance, Financial Institutions & Services
Welcome to the January update.
Lawyers
This month we look at:
- Banking: How extensive are standard subordination provisions?
- Banking: Don't forget acceleration can occur if costs and fees aren't paid
- Banking: The extent to which customers can rely on bank advertisements
- ISDA Master Agreement: Early termination provisions not penalties
- Are bank fees fair? The banks' persistence pays off
- Property Development: Amendment to planning rules
- Guidance on the accounting treatment of debt to equity swaps: IFRIC issues new guidelines
- Banking: Is a company a 'subsidiary' for Companies Act purposes when shares are mortgaged?
- Legal Mortgages and Consumer Credit Revisited: What is a multiple agreement for CCA purposes?
- Consumer credit: Is a deferred administration fee on which interest accrues credit?
- Mortgage Lending: More changes proposed by the Government
- Mortgage Lending: Consultation on restrictions on residential mortgage lenders exercising power of sale without court order
- If one does not have all the relevant information on a project, where the company is in administration, how useful is a request for information under s236 Insolvency Act 1986?
