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CLBILS gets larger: Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme cap to increase
The Treasury is reportedly considering increasing the cap on CLBILS from loans of £50m to £200m.
Pushing the envelope: practical tips for executing documents using DocuSign
Electronic signature platforms have become an invaluable and trusted way to execute documents remotely; in this article we set out
Business interruption loan schemes and Covid-19: a real estate finance perspective
What can the government's emergency loan schemes offer the real estate finance market?
Bridge loans and the Covid-19 crisis: Dutch government and impact investor launch emergency funds
Two separate loan schemes of €100 million apiece have been set up to help Dutch start-ups, scale-ups and other 'innovative'
Coronavirus Legal Briefing | The latest on the UK government's funding schemes for business
Welcome to Osborne Clarke's Coronavirus Legal Briefing, our newsletter on business law issues in these sombre times.
Doctrine of taxable events and tax benefits of the Stamp Duty (AJD (Actos Jurídicos Documentados)) in deeds of amendment of loans and credits secured by means of mortgage.
The Supreme Court resolves in its Judgment of 26 February 2020 (STS 663/2020) on the submission to the AJD of
FinTech mergers under the CMA's spotlight: what lessons can be learned?
With FinTech deals often affecting large numbers of consumers and involving innovative firms, the UK regulator has increased sector scrutiny
