The publication gives an overview of key international tax developments across the Linklaters network

June is normally a heady time for tennis fans. No sooner has the European clay-court swing reached its climax at Roland Garros in Paris, attention

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office has posted a blog post setting out six key steps for organisations to consider as they come out of lockdown

I've previously written on whether the uptick in the UK Government’s (“Government”) intervention rate was symptomatic of the UK public interest

June is normally a heady time for tennis fans. No sooner has the European clay-court swing reached its climax at Roland Garros in Paris, attention

The English High Court recently set aside a Tribunal’s award on jurisdiction because the tribunal wrongly determined that a party to the arbitration

Yesterday the UK Competition and consumer enforcer: the Competition and Markets Authority, announced its first investigations for excessive pricing

COVID-19 has undoubtedly had a significant impact on the effectiveness of the FCA's new affordability test to enable existing borrowers to move their

For those who have been following the year-long saga around the UPC, 2020 has already provided several turns of events. First, the UK, after

In May, the London Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”) published its Annual Casework Report for 2019 (the “Report”, click here). It presents

The British Business Awards 2020 has just been launched by the British Chambers of Commerce here in China. It was great to be able to attend an

Rumours of an Amazon investment into autonomous vehicle start-up Zoox, and a new co-operation agreement between Ford, Volkswagen and Argo AI, show

When a company is found to have breached competition law, the CMA can apply to court for a competition disqualification order (CDO). Alternatively

In our April edition of P5 we set out the extensive guidance for trustees and employers published by the Pensions Regulator, as a result of the

“Tough legacy” in the context of transition away from LIBOR refers to existing LIBOR referencing contracts that are unable, before the end of 2021

Covid-19 has of course dominated all agendas for some time now, and Investor Agenda is no different. In this edition we therefore look at some of the

This article explores whether a turnover rent could help mitigate the damage caused by the current challenges facing the retail sector and sets out

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused significant disruption to the global economy, and the asset management industry is no exception. Fund sponsors have

The European Commission has proposed a delay to the deadlines for filing and exchanging information under the EU disclosure regime known as “DAC 6”

Research tells us that reading has surged during the Covid-19 lockdown, with the amount of time devoted to this more than doubling. With this in mind