Beneficiary actions – ‘Special Circumstances’

Source: Colin R Price & Associates Pty Ltd v Four Oaks Pty Ltd [2017] FCAFC 75 Where “special circumstances” exist, a beneficiary under a trust such as Grovan may bring proceedings that ordinarily should be brought by the trustee in his, her or its own right against a third party or other beneficiary on any cause […]

10, 20, 2016
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Financial Services, Fundraising (Chapter 6D), Securitisation, Transactional Law

Marketing practices in initial public offerings (IPO) of securities Report 494

From Report 494 Marketing practices in initial public offerings of securities September 2016. The report outlines the key findings from reviews we conducted by ASIC to examine how initial public offerings (IPOs) are marketed to retail investors. ASIC particularly considered the extent to which social media has become important for marketing. The report identifies some risks and recommendations that may be […]

08, 15, 2015
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By whiggs

Banking and Finance Law, Transactional Law

Dont be an average Transactional Lawyer

Transactional lawyers are often seen as the negotiators of the legal world. Requiring enough aplomb to sway the mediator, and enough aggression to push for the best possible deal for their client, transactional lawyers often need to walk a tightrope of rhetoric and resolve. However, by adhering to the tips below, you can ensure the […]

08, 15, 2015
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By whiggs

Transactional Law

Translating into contract concepts

A presentation on the most important skill of a transactional lawyer – translating business goals into contract concepts. This presentation also explores the relevance of representations and warranties as giving rise to different remedies. TL – translating