
Journal of International Banking & Financial Law
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A highly regarded and authoritative monthly journal that provides the latest information on developments in banking and financial law throughout the world. Published 11 times a year, this is an indispensable publication for any professionals needing to keep up to date with law and practice in the global financial market.
This online publication includes editorial, articles, international briefings, update service and book reviews. Occasional supplements are not included online.
Print ISSN: 0269-2694
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 40, Issue 2, 1 February 2025 Citation: (2025) 2 JIBFL 75 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Credit brokers as fiduciaries, and consequences for lenders: Part 1 Credit brokers as fiduciaries, and consequences for lenders: Part 2 Climate-related disasters, why insurance is not the solution and what is Conflicts of laws and the ratification of unauthorised acts by agents The LMA sovereign immunity clause and enforcement proceedings Secured lending: when is the lender put on inquiry in a “hybrid” transaction? Insolvency and automatic acceleration in US Chapter 11: to accelerate, or not to accelerate, that is the question Private IPOs as a capital raising and exit strategy in today's market environment Reliance revisited: High Court construes statutory requirements for UK securities fraud claims Force majeure in loan agreements: illegality under the standard form LMA clause National Security and Investment Act 2021:three years later Schrödinger's property? D'Aloia and the legal superposition of digital assets Identifying the place of performance in English law transactions involving foreign banks Crypto-lending: does the UK's consumer credit regime offer an avenue for redress? Key hedging considerations in negotiating intercreditor terms Modernising the redress system: exploring the need for alternative processes Interest deductibility: the “unallowable purpose” rule after Blackfock, JTl and Kwik-Fit Case Analysis Regulation Update Market Movements Deals Legal Ease with Lexis+® UK International Briefings Finland Reviews Book Review.
This online publication includes editorial, articles, international briefings, update service and book reviews. Occasional supplements are not included online.
Print ISSN: 0269-2694
SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 40, Issue 2, 1 February 2025 Citation: (2025) 2 JIBFL 75 UPDATE INFORMATION Articles Credit brokers as fiduciaries, and consequences for lenders: Part 1 Credit brokers as fiduciaries, and consequences for lenders: Part 2 Climate-related disasters, why insurance is not the solution and what is Conflicts of laws and the ratification of unauthorised acts by agents The LMA sovereign immunity clause and enforcement proceedings Secured lending: when is the lender put on inquiry in a “hybrid” transaction? Insolvency and automatic acceleration in US Chapter 11: to accelerate, or not to accelerate, that is the question Private IPOs as a capital raising and exit strategy in today's market environment Reliance revisited: High Court construes statutory requirements for UK securities fraud claims Force majeure in loan agreements: illegality under the standard form LMA clause National Security and Investment Act 2021:three years later Schrödinger's property? D'Aloia and the legal superposition of digital assets Identifying the place of performance in English law transactions involving foreign banks Crypto-lending: does the UK's consumer credit regime offer an avenue for redress? Key hedging considerations in negotiating intercreditor terms Modernising the redress system: exploring the need for alternative processes Interest deductibility: the “unallowable purpose” rule after Blackfock, JTl and Kwik-Fit Case Analysis Regulation Update Market Movements Deals Legal Ease with Lexis+® UK International Briefings Finland Reviews Book Review.
Contributors
Rebecca Eisemuth | Sub-editor |
Amanda Cohen | Editor |
John Jarvis KC | Consultant editor |