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UK government launches "national data strategy"
The new strategy has been designed to put data at the heart of the UK recovery from the pandemic, and
Has Covid-19 made IRR an irrelevant measure of success?
As confidence starts to return to the market, fund managers and investors are assessing the financial effects of the Covid-19
How will the National Security and Investment Bill affect defence sector transactions?
The Bill, which is expected to be passed this autumn, will reduce transaction certainty and increase deal complexity, but may
Is the electric vehicle charging infrastructure sector ready for project finance?
With fleet operators looking to decarbonise, the "Charging as-a-Service" market is becoming increasingly attractive to project finance lenders who are
The Energy Transition | the importance of heat pumps, wind generation record and a call for coders
This week we look at a report commissioned by the Mayor of London into the retrofitting of heat pumps in
Funds Legal Update | 26 August 2020
As far as the investment funds industry is concerned, August has been far from the usual summer lull.
Work-pass requirements tightened again for non-Singaporeans
Increase in minimum salary requirements with special focus on financial sector comes amid growing public concern over a weakened job
Singapore proposes amendments to Companies Act
Regulator looks to update Singapore's corporate regime to reflect global legislative, economic and technological developments and to strengthen competiveness
Cornerstone v University of the Arts London decision has potential to help unlock stalled Code negotiations
Tribunal provides clarity on terms typically contained in agreements under the Electronic Communications Code that could help boost the rollout
Energy and Utilities Update | 28 August 2020
Welcome to our latest update on regulatory and market developments in the energy and utilities sector. In this week's edition
Supreme Court Unwired Planet case unpacked: where will implementers turn next in FRAND disputes?
Landmark final appeal ruling means implementers of standards will now face the prospect of the English court setting worldwide licence