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The attached memorandum sets out a summary of certain legal aspects which should be taken into account when doing business in Angola. It is not intended to be exhaustive and is provided for information purposes only. The memorandum addresses the following: general...

In Farstad Supply A/S v Enviroco Ltd [2011] UKSC 16, the Supreme Court upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal that a subsidiary ceased to be a subsidiary of its holding company when that holding company charged its shares to a bank which registered them in...

Credit protection terms available to high-quality corporate borrowers seeking investment grade loans on the corporate syndicated loans market have remained at the same level as before the global financial crisis. Analysis carried out by Clifford Chance shows...

Our syndicated loans finance team is made up of experienced specialists whose pragmatism, market knowledge and commercial approach has earned it a strong reputation as a global leader in the market.

A major reform of personal property securities in Australia began on 30 January 2012, and the current law and practice in Australia relating to security interests over personal property (ie most property other than land) will change. The reforms affect a wide...

Extensive changes to personal property securities laws and the implementation of the new Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) in Australia began on 30 January 2012. The changes will have a major impact on an extensive range of services and businesses...

The Abu Dhabi office of Clifford Chance advised First Gulf Bank (FGB), a major leading financial institution headquartered in Abu Dhabi, UAE,  on a new three-year US$900 million senior unsecured Term Loan Facility with a group of international banks. The...

On 14 April 2011, the Nagoya High Court issued a judgment ordering the arranger in a syndicated loan transaction to pay to the participating financial institutions a total of approximately JPY300 million in damages resulting from a breach of its obligation to provide...

On 14 April 2011, the Nagoya High Court issued a judgment ordering the arranger in a syndicated loan transaction to pay to the participating financial institutions a total of approximately JPY300 million in damages resulting from a breach of its obligation to provide...

An alternative approach for leveraged borrowers to deal with looming maturities under their existing facilities agreements without requiring all lenders to agree to an extension or a complete refinancing.