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Seismic Changes to UK Insolvency Law – Key Issues for US Financial Counterparties

Seismic Changes to UK Insolvency Law – Key Issues for US Financial Counterparties

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16 July 2020
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On 26 June 2020, the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (the UK Act) came into force and made the most significant changes to UK insolvency law for over a decade. This article discusses the permanent measures that will be of most interest to U.S. financial counterparties.
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