Alternative investment fund managers wanting to raise money in the EEA in the future will need to monitor forthcoming changes to the rules.
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Alternative investment fund managers wanting to raise money in the EEA in the future will need to monitor forthcoming changes to the rules.
The past year has seen significant change for the UK commercial office investment market. A combination of factors, both international and domestic, has contributed to fluctuation in the sector and 2019 is forecast to be an eventful – but potentially very fruitful – year for those who have the appetite and resources to adapt.
Even though the UK has now implemented the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it’ll need to agree new arrangements with the EU post-Brexit.
Until recently, ethical investing was seen as an expensive fad, sacrificing returns for principles. However, the fad has not gone away. In fact, it seems to be gaining in validity and attracting increasing amounts of investment capital.
The European Commission has consistently advocated against intra-EU bilateral investment treaties (BITs).
UK limited partnership law reforms are like buses: you wait ages, then lots arrive at once. The legislation is over 100 years old and in the last few years, notable changes have been made.
