October 16, 2026 Loan defaults and enforcement: lessons from West One v Okroyan What happens to a lender’s acceleration and enforcement rights under a loan agreement where sanctions imposed by the UK government... Read more
October 2, 2026 A-Z of banking and finance: R is for revolving credit facility A revolving credit facility (commonly referred to as an "RCF") is one of the most frequently encountered financing products in the... Read more
October 2, 2026 Court of Appeal confirms no valid tender and upholds default interest clause in Houssein v London Credit Ltd The Court of Appeal dismissed a borrower's challenge to a default interest provision in Houssein v London Credit Ltd and provided useful... Read more
September 16, 2026 Stevens & Bolton supports Rock Rail and Aberdeen Investments in connection with landmark battery-electric train project Stevens & Bolton has supported Rock Rail and Aberdeen Investments in connection with their investment in, and development of, a landmark... Read more
July 17, 2026 "AI Adoption Plan: Financial Services" report recommendations accepted by government The government has accepted all recommendations from the independent report “AI Adoption Plan: Financial Services” published on 14 July... Read more
June 11, 2026 A-Z of banking and finance: 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