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送信済み: 04 April 2019
The Irish Government has issued new guidance which is addressed to Irish companies importing, exporting or moving goods through the UK.
送信済み: 01 April 2019
The Irish Government has issued further advice on Brexit preparedness.
送信済み: 27 March 2019
Consob have now published a guidance note, providing detail on the required notifications and requirements for firms under the Italian TPR.
The deadline for notification for firms and funds who wish to enter into the TPR was 28 March 2019. The FCA has now extended this until end of 11 April 2019.
送信済み: 22 March 2019
Brussels has offered a delay to the Brexit date of 22 May.
送信済み: 19 March 2019
A Decree setting out the Italian TPR is set to go before Italian Parliament tomorrow
送信済み: 18 March 2019
The Speaker of the House of Commons has blocked a further vote on the UK government's previously rejected Brexit agreement if the motion remains "substantially the same".
送信済み: 12 March 2019
Irish Taoiseach, welcomes the outcome of meeting between Prime Minister May and President Juncker.
送信済み: 11 March 2019
Ireland: Omnibus Legislation Passes the Dáil (lower house) and will now be discussed in the upper house.
送信済み: 06 March 2019
On 01 March 2019, ESMA registered DTCC Data Repository (Ireland) PLC as a trade repository (TR) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR).
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2019 05 22 Wed
In this blog post we outline some of the key areas where disputes may arise in relation to renewable energy projects in the wind, waste to energy, solar and hydroelectric power markets.
2019 05 21 Tue
We explore the decision in Thomas and Thomas v Taylor Wimpey and others [2019] EWHC 1134 (TCC), which considers whether there is a qualification to the principle of non-recoverability of pure economic losses.
2019 05 17 Fri
In this latest in a series of articles on “closet tracking” we update our closet tracker timeline, comment on new developments and look at the substantial remedial action now being taken by regulators.