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Strengthening the Financial Promotion Rules Reprised - Cryptoassets

In October 2022, we issued our briefing Strengthening the Financial Promotion Rules | Travers Smith, discussing the FCA's new rules on financial promotions, with a particular focus on the promotion of higher risk investments to retail investors. The FCA indicated at the time that such a category would include cryptoassets; however, at that point the legislation extending the FCA's remit to those financial promotions was not in force.

Travers Smith advises Panmure Gordon and Numis in relation to Edinburgh shopping centre acquisition by Capital & Regional plc

Travers Smith has advised Panmure Gordon (UK) Limited (as Sponsor, Joint Financial Adviser and Joint Broker) and Numis Securities Limited (as Joint Financial Adviser and Joint Broker) in relation to the acquisition of The Gyle Shopping Centre in Edinburgh by the UK focused REIT Capital & Regional plc for a total acquisition consideration of £40m.

Travers Smith advises AURELIUS on the acquisition of TM Group from TSX-listed Dye & Durham

Travers Smith has advised pan-European investment group AURELIUS on the acquisition of leading UK property services provider TM Group Limited (UK), valued at up to £91m, from Dye & Durham Corporation, the Toronto Stock Exchange listed provider of mission-critical software for legal, financial and business professionals.

Joe Wren appointed as CSR Partner

Joe Wren has been appointed as Travers Smith's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Partner. He takes over from Donald Lowe, who has been in the role since 2017, and will work alongside our CSR and Diversity Director, Chris Edwards.

The rapid development of sustainability reporting in the EU and UK

The speed of developments in the world of sustainability reporting over the last 12 months has been unprecedented, and this trend shows no signs of abating. Over the last five weeks alone, two "global baseline" sustainability reporting standards have been adopted and endorsed for use in capital markets, twelve European Sustainability Reporting Standards have been finalised, and the UK has committed to develop "Sustainability Disclosure Standards", based on the international standards, by July 2024.

Philipp v Barclays Bank UK PLC: The "Quincecare" duty survives but the Supreme Court rules that it does not extend to victims of APP fraud

The Supreme Court held that the Quincecare duty does not extend to so-called "authorised push payment" (APP) fraud, whereby the victim is induced by fraudulent means to authorise their bank to send a payment to a bank account controlled by the fraudster. Pursuant to the first principles of banking law, it is a basic duty under a bank's contract with a customer to make payments from the credited account in compliance with the customer's instructions.

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