Thinking of taking enforcement action? It may pay aviation leasing companies to think twice before doing so
A recent judgment in the English courts concerning an aircraft lease default during the pandemic has raised important questions about…
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The outlook for UK challenger banks
The landscape for challenger banks, or neobanks, in the UK, many of which offer business banking services including asset finance,…
Covid-19 Business Recovery Loan Scheme: a primer
The UK government has announced a new government-backed loan scheme to support UK businesses as they recover from the economic…
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US dollar LIBOR transition in asset finance: where are we now?
What are the latest developments in the transition away from LIBOR? David Osborne, Dominic Pearson, Louise Mor and Elaine Ashplant…
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Romania ushers in important changes to consumer leasing agreements
Significant legislative changes have been introduced in Romania affecting finance lease and operating lease agreements, according to the legal team…
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Ship leasing and the risk of reclassification in US proceedings
The ever-growing importance of ship leasing as an alternative to debt financing means that one specific – and potentially difficult…
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Giving a guarantor time to pay and unenforceability under the UK’s Consumer Credit Act
In the UK, the Court of Appeal in CFL Finance v Laser Trust & Mr Gertner (2021) recently decided that,…
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Government’s super-deduction: a role for leasing and plant hire?
The Chancellor of the Exchequer recently announced a “super-deduction” for expenditure on qualifying plant and machinery assets. The measure is…
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