Under an Asset Based Lending (ABL) facility, a percentage set by the asset based lender and which is used to calculate availability.

An analogue cellular telephone service standard utilizing the 800 to 900 MHz band (and recently also the 1800–2000 MHz band).

The principles applicable to basic electronic signatures apply. Advanced electronic signatures are not expressly given particular status in respect of admissibility or legal effect. The crucial feature of advanced electronic signatures is that they require a link between the signature and the signatory, with a view to providing a degree of identity authentication. In practice, the evidential value of an advanced electronic signature is likely to be higher than a basic electronic signature due to the thorough processes used to create it. Most advanced electronic signatures rely on PKI to fulfil its requirements. A signature record can show any evidence of tampering.

This Practice Note summarises the evolving policy and regulatory position in respect of the potential future deployment of Advanced Nuclear Technologies and, in particular, small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in the UK. Details of, and links to, key policy documents are included in the Practice Note, together with an overview of the position relating to ANT licensing, planning, siting, decommissioning and insurance. For further practical guidance on the financing of energy, power and resources projects across a number of sectors, including those discussed in this Practice Note, see also textbook: Energy and Resources Financing: A Practical Handbook. What are Advanced Nuclear Technologies (ANT)? The term ‘ANT’ is used to aggregate the most recent types of nuclear technologies. These are 'small modular reactors' (or SMRs), 'small and medium-sized reactors', micro nuclear reactors and advanced modular reactors. The term 'SMR' is used interchangeably to mean 'small modular reactors' or 'small and medium-sized reactors'. Both are advanced smaller-scale nuclear reactors. According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), small-sized

New television technology that provides better audio and video quality than the current standard television broadcast system. High Definition TV (HDTV) is a form of ATV.

Also known as an ATMP, a medicinal product for human use that is based on genes, tissues or cells. There are three types of ATMP: - gene therapy medicines - somatic cell therapy medicines - tissue engineered medicines.

A purpose recognised as capable of being a charitable purpose by the Charities Act 2011.

A purpose recognised as capable of being a charitable purpose by the Charities Act 2011.

A fiduciary and dispositive power enabling a trustee to bring forward (advance) a beneficiary’s entitlement under the trust. A power of advancement may be either statutory under section 32 of the Trustee Act 1925 or express through provision in the trust instrument.

This Checklist sets out a number of considerations that a dispute resolution lawyer might wish to keep in mind when advising a client who is commencing or pursuing a claim against a party in financial difficulty. For more general information on the issues that should be considered in the early stages of a dispute, see Practice Note: Resolving a dispute—initial considerations. For a checklist setting out a number of considerations that a dispute resolution lawyer might wish to keep in mind when advising a client responding to a claim being advanced by a party in financial difficulty, see: Responding to a claim advanced by a party in financial difficulty—checklist. Claims against a defendant in financial difficulty When acting for a prospective claimant it is important to conduct a thorough risk analysis of whether or not it makes commercial sense to pursue a claim prior to the issue of any proceedings, and a key element to the determination of such analysis is a firm understanding of the potential defendant’s financial position. In particular,

Advantages of BIM • BIM should reduce both capital and whole life costs of buildings. • Co-ordination and buildability problems can be ironed out at the design stage rather than causing delay and additional cost when they are discovered during construction. • The implications of proposed design changes can be explored quickly and cheaply in the virtual model. • 3D images are created, allowing easier visualisation of the end product. • The model can be simulated and analysed in order to obtain information about running costs. • The design data (such as specifications and other technical data) are included within the model, making this information easy to access. • Detailed data will be collated: eg Construction Operations Building information exchange (COBie), which is a multiple page

A general definition of an offshore trust is a trust where the trustees are resident in a low or zero tax jurisdiction. Such jurisdictions with a connection to the UK include the Crown Dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, and the overseas territories of Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands, Cayman Islands and Gibraltar (together the ‘CDOTs’). Offshore trusts are, therefore, often associated with the tax advantages they can provide, although the tax position of the settlor and beneficiaries should also be considered. There are also other advantages which are not related to tax planning. Confidentiality and anonymity Trustees have a duty under common law to keep the affairs of the trust confidential. This duty derives from the general law of breach of confidence. This common law duty has been considered in a number of cases, often relating to the release of information to beneficiaries, or requests from international regulators. These have established that the duty is not absolute, but the courts of the offshore jurisdictions have an