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Within the last 12 months or so, two recent privacy law developments have had tremendous implications for companies controlling, processing and transferring data between the UK, EU and elsewhere: (i) the European Court of Justice Schrems II decision, and (ii) of course, Brexit. Both have thrown new challenges and questions into the mix for companies transferring data across the Atlantic, and involved in cross-border investment activities.

Since the Harold Wilson’s reference to a modern Britain being forged in the white heat of a scientific revolution, UK governments, devolved governments, economic development agencies and think tanks have produced innumerable publications highlighting the importance of technological innovation and the financial eco system that supports it.

As businesses reassess their space requirements, moving to smaller premises and more flexible office premises might seem like a good option, but beware of the costs.

We all know that leaver provisions are usually the most controversial, and certainly emotive, point of negotiation in an investment deal. 

Restrictions aimed to provide support and protection from creditor action for companies in financial distress are coming to an end, with new procedures coming into effect.