Picture this: it’s 1793. In England, George III is on the throne and the Bank of England issues the first ever ‘fiver’. In the U.S.A, George Washington hosts the first US cabinet meeting as President and the capital moves from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. In France, the French Revolution is in full swing with King … Continue Reading
Further to proposals by the European Securities and Markets Authority (“ESMA”), the Prospectus Directive regime in Europe, particularly the requirements in relation to the form of prospectuses, transaction summaries, final terms and supplements have undergone some major changes. These changes have been brought about by amending the Prospectus Directive and the Commission Regulation (EC) No … Continue Reading
