Ruth Donnellan

Mar 26, 2024 | lexology.com | Jonathan M. Heaney |Tatiana Collins |Richard Holden |Kevin McQuillan |Ruth Donnellan |Angharad Prescott | +2 more

Jersey companies are widely used for setting up joint ventures, particularly in a private equity context – further information on why Jersey entities are popular for private equity structures can be found here . It is a common feature of the constitutional documents of a joint venture company in Jersey (and elsewhere) for shareholders to have the right to appoint a director, known as a nominee director.

Mar 25, 2024 | jdsupra.com | Tatiana Collins |Ruth Donnellan |Jonathan M. Heaney

Jersey companies are widely used for setting up joint ventures, particularly in a private equity context – further information on why Jersey entities are popular for private equity structures can be found here . It is a common feature of the constitutional documents of a joint venture company in Jersey (and elsewhere) for shareholders to have the right to appoint a director, known as a nominee director.

Sep 29, 2023 | jdsupra.com | Tatiana Collins |Ruth Donnellan |Kirsten Faichnie

Recent weeks and months have seen regular coverage on the growing trend of large UK based companies exploring listings on US stock exchanges such as New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq at the expense of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). ARM have recently announced their intention to seek a listing in New York after prolonged lobbying by the UK government and other key industry players to pursue a UK listing or a dual US-UK listing.

Sep 18, 2023 | lexology.com | Tatiana Collins |Jonathan M. Heaney |Dilmun Leach |Christopher Reed |Leanne Wallser |Kirsten Faichnie | +3 more

Recent weeks and months have seen regular coverage on the growing trend of large UK based companies exploring listings on US stock exchanges such as New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq at the expense of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). ARM have recently announced their intention to seek a listing in New York after prolonged lobbying by the UK government and other key industry players to pursue a UK listing or a dual US-UK listing.