What is a company's constitution?A company’s 'constitution' is defined under the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) as including:•the company’s articles of...
This Practice Note provides an overview of the purpose, content and scope of a comfort letter prepared by the auditors of a company preparing to offer...
What is an intention to float announcement?An intention to float announcements (ITF) is generally the first announcement to the public by an issuer of...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) IMPACT: Certain filing and registration deadlines are extended by temporary measures introduced to mitigate the consequences of...
The Prospectus Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 came into force on 20 July 2017 and its provisions came fully into effect in Member States on 21 July 2019....
The Quoted Companies Alliance (QCA) is an independent membership organisation that champions the interests of small to mid-sized quoted companies. One...
This Practice Note describes the legal issues that may arise where there is a gap in time between exchange/signing (at which time the share purchase...
This Practice Note outlines the written resolution method directors may adopt to take decisions instead of holding board meetings. It also considers...
At 11pm UK time on 31 January 2020 (exit day), the United Kingdom left the European Union in accordance with a ratified Withdrawal Agreement between...
A company having a share capital may have separate classes of shares. As a general rule, a type of share will form a separate class from other shares...
This Practice Note identifies the key practical considerations when faced with a potential joint venture (JV) dispute. It is relevant to all forms of...
This Practice Note considers the UK tax aspects of the application of the UK’s transfer pricing rules to joint ventures, including in particular, when...
What is a joint venture?A joint venture (JV) is a commercial arrangement entered into by two or more independent parties whereby each party agrees to...
What is a joint venture?A joint venture (JV) is a commercial arrangement entered into by two or more independent parties whereby each party agrees to...
StructureReasons for the investor to form a JVThere are a number of reasons why an investor may wish to enter into a JV in relation to a development...
Choosing a structureUnless promoted by a single entity (whether or not with mortgage funding) many developments take place through collaboration. This...
StructureReasons for the landowner to form a JVThere are a number of reasons why a landowner may wish to enter into a JV in relation to a development...
A property joint venture is an arrangement between two or more parties under which they combine disparate contributions in order to derive value from...
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