June 11, 2026 Q is for quasi-security In modern finance structures, lenders are rarely relying on just “true” security. Alongside fixed and floating charges sits a wider, less... Read more
June 1, 2026 A-Z of banking and finance: P is for prepayment Prepayment is the early repayment of all or part of a loan. It may be available at the borrower’s discretion, or be required following... Read more
May 22, 2026 Introducing S&B Signals: helping you anticipate what’s coming next In our conversations with clients, a consistent theme is emerging. The volume and pace of legal and regulatory change is increasing,... Read more
May 1, 2026 Stevens & Bolton advises Rock Rail on equity co-invest in landmark battery electric train project in Germany Stevens & Bolton has advised Rock Rail on its equity co‑investment alongside John Laing, backed by KKR, in the financing, manufacture,... Read more
April 20, 2026 Solvency confirmations and transactions at undervalue: key considerations for companies and lenders in respect of connected party transactions Connected party transactions - transactions entered into between a company and persons or entities with a close relationship to it (such... Read more
February 24, 2026 Standstill, then stand down: the simple story behind Unik v Catbalogan After its subsidiary defaulted on the repayment of its bonds, Unik agreed not to fight enforcement in return for time to refinance. It... Read more
January 27, 2026 Not a penalty: Default interest clause upheld in Houssein v London Credit Ltd The High Court has clarified how the penalty rule applies to default interest clauses in Houssein v London Credit Ltd [2025] EWHC 2749... Read more
November 4, 2025 A-Z of banking and finance: O is for Ownership Structures Ownership structures determine how a business is held, controlled, and operated. The structure chosen dictates who owns the business, who... Read more