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News
Asset finance team makes shortlist in two categories for Leasing Life Awards 2023
The Leasing Life Awards 2023 has named our Asset Finance team as finalists in two categories for this year’s awards in Budapest.
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Article
Debt-recovery in leasing: bankruptcy or Part 7 proceedings?
In this insight we consider what is perhaps the biggest choice that funders face regarding debt-recovery: whether to issue Part 7 proceedings or present a bankruptc…
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Article
Top tips: intercreditor arrangements
When you are not the only lender to a company or group, it can be daunting trying to fairly balance the commercial needs of the other creditors and at the same time…
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News
Asset finance awards success
Our asset finance and leasing team has been named Professional Services Provider at the Leasing Life Awards, its second award win in as many months.
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Article
Navigating the complicated world of FCA regulations
Any business undertaking regulated activities requires prior FCA authorisation unless an exemption can be found. Without authorisation, they’re breaking the law. Un…
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Article
VAT on Termination Sums and Liquidated Damages: HMRC Guidance Update #2
HMRC has confirmed that, from 1 April 2022, the entirety of both termination sums and liquidated damages calculations will constitute taxable supplies for VAT.
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Article
What constitutes “Qualifying Debt” under the Debt Respite Scheme?
We give an overview of an important case in terms of the new “Breathing Space” rules and what constitutes a qualifying debt.
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Work highlight
How we have helped our clients: Shard Credit Partners
We have closed a number of new lending transactions for Shard Credit Partners in the last 24 months, as well as providing them with ongoing portfolio support.
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Article
VAT on termination sums and liquidated damages: HMRC guidance update
We provide an overview of the HMRC briefing note – RCB 12/20 – which was published on 2 September 2020. HMRC has altered its long-held position that VAT was not cha…
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Article
The 'F' word (...fraud, of course!)
Fraud used to be a word that banks and other finance companies didn’t like to use. It wasn’t good to be perceived as being susceptible in any way to fraud. There wo…