As we emerge from lockdown and allow ourselves to be a little more optimistic about a rebound of the economy, many corporates and investment firms will be looking for opportunities…
Partner Jonathan Riley and Solicitor Emily Parker from our Commercial, Media & Technology (CMT) team highlight the legal issues to be addressed by a GDPR Compliance Programme and list project…
…for Standard listed companies, would make the ‘Standard’ segment of the Main Market an increasingly viable destination for cash shell companies looking to list in London for relatively modest sums….
For companies looking to return value to shareholders, or restructure, a reduction of capital may be the most efficient procedure….
Memery Crystal, the independent London based law firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dean Nicholls, an experienced commercial dispute resolution lawyer, as a Partner in its Dispute Resolution…
Memery Crystal, the independent London based law firm, is pleased to announce it has advised a consortium including an affiliate of Harbor Group International, LLC and Z.C. Ronogil on the…
…of an initial 3-year term on which a return is payable in chocolate Tasting Boxes from The Chocolate Tasting Club plc, a member of the Hotel Chocolat family of companies….
…2022 known as the “Edinburgh Reforms”, which are designed to simplify the UK capital markets, make them more agile and effective and to encourage wider participation in public company ownership….
On a wet Wednesday evening in May, Rishi Sunak (Sunak) announced a summer general election for 4 July, several months earlier than November as was widely predicted.
Memery Crystal LLP has advised British chocolatier Hotel Chocolat on the development and issue of its second “Chocolate Bond” offer, which includes a choice of two non-transferable, non-convertible retail corporate…
…of an initial 3-year term on which a return is payable in chocolate Tasting Boxes from The Chocolate Tasting Club plc, a member of the Hotel Chocolat family of companies….
…often involve taking steps which are directly detrimental to the interests of foreign investors. Common examples of acts detrimental to foreign investors include: (1) The expropriation of a licensee’s interest….
