Brexit - what does it mean for debt products and finance transactions?

By Ruth Musgrave 24 Jun 2016

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Brexit Analysis

Regions Europe, United Kingdom

Services Debt capital markets, Derivatives and structured products, Corporate treasury, Leveraged finance, Restructuring and insolvency, Securitisation, Real estate finance, Debt capital markets, Derivatives and structured products, Securitisation, Regulatory/enforcement

Overview

In this briefing, we examine the legal and documentary impact of the UK's vote to leave the EU and of Brexit itself for debt products and finance transactions. We cover implications for loans, debt capital markets and structured finance transactions, derivatives, restructurings and debt contracts generally.

See our briefing below.

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Brexit - what does it mean for debt products and finance transactions?

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