EPISODE · Aug 10, 2023 · 32 MIN
Government scrutiny of Scottish banking transactions - current complexities and a possible solution
from Podcasts by Brodies · host Brodies LLP
The introduction of the National Security and Investment Act has had a significant impact on the processing of deals in the UK, in particular, Scottish banking transactions. In this episode, Brodies' banking and finance experts Lindsay Lee and Thomas Horton discuss:How and why Scottish banking transactions are impacted by the NSIA;How the market has responded;Things to be aware of when seeking Government approval; andHow things could change in the future once the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Bill comes into force.More insights from our Banking & Finance team: Brodies LLP lawyers discuss the National Security and Investment Act and it's impact on Scottish finances.How new Scots law share security will benefit finance transactions in the energy sectorThe information in this podcast was correct at the time of recording. The podcast and its content is for general information purposes only and should not be regarded as legal advice. This episode was recorded on 05/07/2023.All information in this episode was correct at the time of recording. The content of Podcasts by Brodies does not constitute legal advice.
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The introduction of the National Security and Investment Act has had a significant impact on the processing of deals in the UK, in particular, Scottish banking transactions. In this episode, Brodies' banking and finance experts Lindsay Lee and Thomas Horton discuss: How and why Scottish banking transactions are impacted by the NSIA;How the market has responded;Things to be aware of when seeking Government approval; andHow things could change in the future once the Moveable Transactions (Sco...
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