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ESAs publish evaluation report on EU Securitisation Regulation

ESAs publish evaluation report on EU Securitisation Regulation
ICMA paper outlines recommendations for sustainable fund market amid regulatory changes

ICMA paper outlines recommendations for sustainable fund market amid regulatory changes
ESMA publishes official translations of MICA guidelines on suitability

ESMA publishes official translations of MICA guidelines on suitability
EIOPA recommends 100 percent capital requirement for cryptoasset holdings of EU (re)insurers

EIOPA recommends 100 percent capital requirement for cryptoasset holdings of EU (re)insurers

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ISDA—latest news on documentation

ISDA—latest news on documentation

ISDA—latest news on documentationThis Practice Note contains a summary of new and updated documents published by the International Swaps and...

Ireland—Aircraft Owning Entity (AOE) Specific Power of Attorney

Ireland—Aircraft Owning Entity (AOE) Specific Power of Attorney

Ireland—Aircraft Owning Entity (AOE) Specific Power of Attorney[MSN xxx]POWER OF ATTORNEYOF[Insert name of Aircraft Owning Entity]AppointmentThis...

Ireland—Director’s certificate for a bilateral loan: guarantor/third-party security provider

Ireland—Director’s certificate for a bilateral loan: guarantor/third-party security provider

Ireland—Director’s certificate for a bilateral loan: guarantor/third-party security providerThis is a precedent director's certificate for use by the...

Ireland—Appointment of process agent letter: for a bilateral facility agreement

Ireland—Appointment of process agent letter: for a bilateral facility agreement

Ireland—Appointment of process agent letter: for a bilateral facility agreementAppointment of process agentThe general rule is that proceedings under...

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Ireland—Director’s certificate for a bilateral loan: borrower

Director's certificateThis is a Precedent director’s certificate for use by the borrower of a bilateral facility. .What is a director’s...
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27th Mar
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Ireland—Debenture: single company chargor—bilateral—all monies

Bilateral debenture for a chargor incorporated as a limited company in Ireland to secure the chargor’s obligations to the lender on an all monies...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Guarantee and indemnity: single company guarantor—bilateral—specific monies

Guarantee and indemnity deed from a company incorporated as a limited company in Ireland acting as guarantor, guaranteeing the obligations of a...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Guarantee and indemnity: single company guarantor—bilateral—all monies

Guarantee and indemnity deed from a company incorporated as a limited company in Ireland acting as guarantor, guaranteeing the obligations of a...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Legal opinion letter: Irish borrower entering into an unsecured bilateral facility agreement

Legal opinionIt is common practice to use legal opinions in the vast majority of finance transactions. They provide the addressee of the legal opinion...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
Precedents

Ireland—Demand letter—borrower

Letter of demandThis precedent demand letter is to be used when making demand for repayment from a borrower.Ireland—Demand letter—borrower[To be...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
Precedents

Ireland—Legal opinion letter: Irish borrower entering into a secured bilateral facility agreement

Legal opinionIt is common practice to use legal opinions in the vast majority of finance transactions. They provide the addressee of the legal opinion...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Deed of release: for a debenture or mortgage—single company security provider—full release

Ireland—Deed of release: for a debenture or mortgage—single company security provider—full releaseGeneralThis Precedent can be used for full release...
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Produced in partnership with Ann Kilbane of Eversheds Sutherland
27th Mar
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Ireland—Loan agreement and charge—individuals

The Lender(s) should comprise the name(s) of all of the lending individual(s), listed separately as (1), (2) etc. The Borrowers should comprise the...
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27th Mar
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Ireland—Guarantee and indemnity: cross guarantee from group companies—bilateral—all monies

Cross guarantee and indemnity deed by companies incorporated as limited companies in Ireland acting as guarantors, guaranteeing the obligations of...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Letter of non-crystallisation of a floating charge under a security agreement

Letter of non-crystallisationThis precedent is a letter for use where:•a buyer is buying a business and/or an asset which is subject to a floating...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
Precedents

Ireland—Demand letter—guarantor

Ireland—Demand letter—guarantor[To be printed on headed notepaper of the lender making demand]Service of the DemandThe demand must be served in...
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Produced in partnership with William Johnston of ByrneWallace LLP
27th Mar
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Ireland—Specimen signatures of authorised signatories of a company for use in a bilateral loan transaction

Ireland—Specimen signatures of authorised signatories of a company for use in a bilateral loan transaction[insert date]Confirmation of...
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27th Mar
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Ireland—Proforma checklist of documents for execution at signing and completion meetings in loan transactions

Ireland—Proforma checklist of documents for execution at signing and completion meetings in loan transactionsProforma checklist of documents for...
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27th Mar
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Ireland—Board minutes—Board minutes for the approval or ratification of the company's entry into a guarantee

Ireland—Board minutes—Board minutes for the approval or ratification of the company's entry into a guaranteeCOMPANY NUMBER: [insert number][insert...
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27th Mar
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Ireland—Deed of partial release: for a debenture or mortgage—single company security provider—partial release

Ireland—Deed of partial release: for a debenture or mortgage—single company security provider—partial releaseGeneralThis Precedent can be used for a...
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Produced in partnership with Ann Kilbane of Eversheds Sutherland
27th Mar

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Contributory negligence in personal injury claims

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