In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we consider a fiduciary’s duty to account for profits, horizontal arbitration agreements, contractual risk allocation and interpretation of a guarantee.
This highly complex international transaction involved no fewer than seven jurisdictions, including Türkiye, England, the Cayman Islands, Luxembourg, Italy, the Netherlands and Singapore.
Commercial Court has provided guidance on the interaction between the Hague Rules time bar and contractual time bars.
India’s airlines need full access to all international financial markets to fund their rapid expansion.
The project is the largest co-located solar and BESS project under construction in the UK.
Read the 201st edition of our weekly update on Italian labour law.
The deadline of 31 March 2025 for submitting verified maritime emissions reports under the Maritime EU Emissions Trading Scheme (“EU ETS”), which commenced last year, is fast approaching and most shipping companies will inadvertently find themselves to be non-compliant once the deadline hits.
WFW advised BPER, as agent and financing bank, and BPOS, as financing bank, on an up to US$50m financing granted to Ignazio Messina.
Mergers & acquisitions (M&A) are driven by financial motives. Purchase price is fundamental, determined by valuation. Two mechanisms: closing accounts and locked box. Each has pros and cons.
Norwegian Aqua is the largest vessel to be built at the Marghera shipyard.
WFW assisted Ellomay Capital in raise the funds they need to finance the construction and associated costs of their Italian solar portfolio through a bespoke multi-tranche structure allowing for a wider range of financial investors.
In this edition of Commercial Disputes Weekly, we look at issues of jurisdiction involving foreign acts of state, moratorium debts, unjust enrichment and backdoor expert evidence.