The CitNet Law legal service is provided at competitive prices, with professional service standards born of long City experience. We provide corporate, commercial and regulatory work as follows:
Corporate
- M&A – dealing with business and corporate acquisitions, mergers and disposals in the insurance sector
- Corporate Restructurings and Projects
- Group Reorganisations
- Specialist Due Diligence of insurance businesses
- Setting up in the UK and applications for regulatory consent
- Acquisitions of business
- Moving teams
- Private equity investments and exits
- Investments in Lloyd’s including all the Lloyd’s documentation
- Turn-key arrangements and investment via collective investment schemes (whether regulated or unregulated)
- Provision of Funds at Lloyd’s whether by Bank Guarantee or LOC (including all related security, indemnities and counter-indemnities)
- Share capital reorganization – whether raising capital, or reducing and returning capital
- Dividends in specie
- Use of revaluation reserves
- Clearing profit and loss account deficits
- Shareholder issues and disputes
- High court applications and sanctions in connection with Insurance business transfers under Part VII FSMA
- Schemes of arrangement for insurers under the Part 26 Companies Act
- Formations: Incorporation and registration of companies, limited liability partnership (LLP), partnerships
- Partnership agreements
- Conversion of partnership to LLPs
- Shareholder agreements
- Corporate Governance
Commercial
- Dealing with day to day business and corporate and commercial ssues and disputes
- Dealing with all forms off commercial contract, for example
- TOBAs,
- Agency, Supply and Commercial agreements
- Commutation Agreements
- Novation Agreements
- Broker Agreements: Co-broker or Sub-Broker
- MGAs and all related agreements
- Outsourcing Contracts
- Reinsurance contracts
- Lloyd’s RITC
- Dealing with service agreements, employment contracts and severance issues
- Advising on banking and funding arrangements including private equity
- Disputes when your Supplier is not performing
Regulatory
- New Financial Services Act 2012 (FSA) Regulation
- FCA/ PRA Requirements
- Authorization and Guidance,
- Comparing jurisdictions
- Conduct of Business,
- Client Money issues,
- the Mediation Directives
- Solicitors regulation