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Australia: Corporate Governance 2019
Partners Quentin Digby and Philip Podzebenko recently contributed the Australian chapter to the International Comparative Legal Guide to: Corporate …
Herbert Smith Freehills advises CBA on the divestment of Count Financial
Herbert Smith Freehills has advised Commonwealth Bank of Australia on the sale of Count Financial Limited to CountPlus Limited (CUP).The sale includes an …
Herbert Smith Freehills continues its run as Financial Law Firm of the Year
Herbert Smith Freehills has been named Financial Law Firm of the Year, for the second consecutive year, at the prestigious 16th annual FinanceAsia …
Herbert Smith Freehills advises CBA on A$4.13 billion divestment of its global asset management business
Herbert Smith Freehills is advising Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) on the sale of its global asset management business, Colonial First State Global …
Comments on UK proposal for the future relationship with the EU
Last Friday, 6 July, it was understood that the UK Cabinet had finally united around a UK position on the desired future relationship with the EU. …
Herbert Smith Freehills leads on deal count in M&A league table results
Herbert Smith Freehills has continued its run as the preeminent legal advisor for M&A transactions in Australia, topping both the Thomson Reuters and …
Australia’s new ipso facto regime is now live: Are your contractual rights affected?
Australia’s new ipso facto regime is now in effect. It stays the enforcement of contractual rights triggered upon the entry of a corporate counterparty …
Herbert Smith Freehills advises ASMA Capital Partners on its investment into Saudi Tabreed
International law firm Herbert Smith Freehills has successfully advised ASMA Capital Partners, acting in its capacity as investment manager for the IDB …
Ipso facto law reform: public consultation commences on exceptions to the stay
On 16 April 2018, the Australian Federal Government (Government) launched a public consultation on proposed exceptions to the recently enacted stay on …
Getting back to Bis-ness: Ground-breaking use of creditors’ schemes effects A$1.2 billion restructuring
Bis Industries’ ground-breaking creditors’ schemes of arrangement facilitated the restructure of A$1.2 billion of debt and transferred ownership of the …
The UK's access to the EU's preferential trade arrangements
The position of the UK under the EU's preferential trade agreements following Brexit is likely to become a major complicating factor in the negotiations. …
The view from Brussels – Brexit negotiations – Developments in October
The Brexit debate often looks different viewed from Brussels rather than from London. It is however important for businesses to also keep in mind the …
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