COVID-19: Directors’ Duties
As directors everywhere strive to adapt to the fast-changing landscape they find themselves confronted by a multitude of challenges and threats. This article examines the challenges facing directors in balancing the action required to enable their business to survive and their over-arching statutory duties.
COVID-19: Furlough - the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme explained
COVID-19: Board and Shareholder Meetings
COVID-19: Both sides now: How to maintain commercial relationships
COVID-19: Remote Execution of Documents: E-Signatures
UK based insurance & financial services operating in other EU countries after 31 December 2020
Receivership - What is it and how is it useful to lenders?
A receiver is an individual (or those acting jointly) appointed by a creditor that holds a charge over the assets of a debtor to take custody of the charged assets, manage those assets and receive the income from them. Usually, a receiver will also have the power to sell the assets and to apply the proceeds of sale in satisfaction of the secured debt.