Commercial

The rise of continuation funds in private equity — explained

Oxford Uni student Yoshinori Maejima looks at continuation funds and explains their impact on law firms

Aug 15 2025 8:53am
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How legal loopholes shape the strategies businesses adopt 

Year 12 student Inaam Bawa takes a look at how businesses use gaps in the law to maximise their profits

Aug 12 2025 8:06am
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Banking without banks: The private credit revolution

Oxford University student Yoshinori Maejima's explainer on this increasingly popular form of lending

Jul 28 2025 7:48am

Private shares, public ambitions: PISCES explained

Future BCLP trainee, Keenan Taku, delves into the government's proposed trading system

Jun 12 2025 8:29am

Financial Conduct Authority name-and-shame plans scuppered before launch

Future BCLP trainee, Keenan Taku explores the FCA's abandoned proposals to name firms under investigation 

May 7 2025 8:58am

What are ‘green killer acquisitions’?

Law student Avisha Dhiman analyses the implications of anti-competitive practices in sustainability

Apr 10 2025 8:38am
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Thames Water: Inside one of the UK’s most complex restructurings

Aspiring commercial barrister and BPC graduate Radha Shivam deep-dives into the headline grabbing case

Apr 1 2025 8:19am

Will fashion giant Shein get its London flotation?

Durham Uni modern languages grad Alicia Boothroyd analyses the challenges Shein faces in listing on the London Stock Exchange

Sep 10 2024 8:55am

Green contracts: the hidden key to ESG enforcement?

City Uni law grad Sammar Masood explores the viability of ESG clauses in commercial contracts

Jul 17 2024 8:22am

England v France – who takes the gold in the race for arbitration supremacy?

LLM student Sean Doig compares the arbitral regimes of the two countries

Jun 17 2024 8:42am
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Halsey and beyond: The Court of Appeal’s discretion on compelling parties to use ADR

City Uni bar student Jaaved Fareed analyses Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil

Jan 15 2024 8:07am
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Ntzegkoutanis v Kimionis: A beacon of hope for minority shareholders?

KCL senior lecturer Anil Balan analyses the Court of Appeal's recent decision

Jan 10 2024 8:51am
funding

The past, present and future of the Quincecare duty

Hannah Sinclair, Bristol Uni law grad and aspiring barrister, charts the developments following Philipp v Barclays Bank

Nov 9 2023 9:43am

Competition chronicles: Microsoft vs The CMA and FTC

Exeter Uni law student Dara Adefemi explores the complexities of competition law

Sep 25 2023 10:56am
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What is an act of God? A deep dive into force majeure clauses

University of York law student Phoebe Parker explores the implications of unexpected events in today’s rapidly changing world

Aug 14 2023 7:36am
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K-pop and contract law

Law graduate Anca Andreea Aurica explores the popularity of South Korean pop music and the growing curiosity around artists' contracts

Jun 7 2023 11:34am
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Did deregulation kill SVB?

Oxford University law student and future Magic Circle trainee Declan Peters examines the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

Mar 22 2023 10:25am
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Greenwashing: the latest fashion sweeping the globe?

ULaw graduate and paralegal Charlotte Cheshire investigates fast fashion brands' 'green' claims

Mar 20 2023 10:53am

What is the Court of Protection?

Trainee solicitor Leanne Gibson sheds light on this 'little-known area of law'

Dec 5 2022 12:08pm
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London’s Commercial Court: Under threat, or concern about nothing?

Reading University law student Ben Holder takes a look at the Commercial Court and assesses its future

Nov 7 2022 12:36pm
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Will legal tech doom the billable hours model for law firms?

Oxford University history student Lewis Ogg looks into the impact of legal tech on the way firms charge for their legal services, and calls time on billable hours

Oct 18 2022 10:23am
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