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UK Listing Review Recommends Significant Changes to UK Listing Rules, Including for SPACs, Dual Class Share Structures and Free Float Thresholds

By Andrew Caunt, James Mountain, Dorothee Fischer-Appelt & Patrick G. Lilly ‡ on March 11, 2021
Posted in Brexit, Corporate, Featured, GT Alert, M&A, Private Equity, Regulatory

On 3 March 2021, the UK Government published the results of the UK Listing Review, a wide-ranging analysis of the state of the UK’s public…
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Private Equity: Cross-border acquisition structures in the line of fire?

By Greenberg Traurig on December 1, 2014
Posted in Private Equity, Tax

Written by Graham Iversen.

Proposed changes to international tax rules could have a major impact on private equity structures

In a discussion document published…
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