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Only ''some'' of those risks demand greater acumen from our legal friends. ...other party in breach of law or regulation? Whose fault is it if it does? Who bears liability? What are the consequences? Can these consequences be ameli

...enger bank charlatans running behind our lines with BaFin cover. We didn’t know it but they were setting fused recession-sensitive timebombs. Just when thi ...ausible deniability of well-diffused escalation circles, so you never know who gave the order — clear out easier targets. Prepare the ground for a sprin

...sign, but in calling his book “sign here”, and not “everything you need to know about designing commercial legal process in the twenty first century” {{a We [[legal eagles]] ''think'' we know what is important: [[Indemnities]]. [[Events of default]]. [[Governing law]

..., in other words — except through the [[Agency problem|agency]] of someone who will deduct a fee from the proceeds of your investment for the privilege. A whole world of [[tedium]] under [[MiFID II]]. Defined, as “those instruments specified in Section C of Annex I” which are set out in the p

...let’s face it: if you work in international finance and you don’t already know what “[[ERISA]]” means, you really need to [[get your coat]]. ...he beneficial interest in the assets underlying the note. (Well, you never know, right?) You might call this the “BIE Option”. Sure, it’s confusing,

...ea and terabytes of [[Tedium|tedia]] — were lost to history. We now do not know what the agreement said, how it said it, or indeed whether the agreement re :''All those moments will be lost in time, like payments in kind.''

...’m''on''. There are rational bounds to which no stock can go. Well, we now know this not to be quite so obviously the case. The internet can stay irrationa ...Carl Icahn is the signature dish of that fight — and there is it a case of who has the bigger pile of chips. But if you are shorting against a meme stock

...including representations in your contract if your counterparty is one of those rare organisations that are susceptible, in these modern time, to [[ultra v Now the [[JC]] is the last person in the world who would take umbrage at flying one’s opinion straight into the face of glob

...is a detachment of SICAVs help captive by enemy stocklending counterparts who are using it as a cheap source of sales credits. Bundie addressed the line. “Okay, lads, this is it. Anyone who wants can stay —”

“There’s only one way out of here. We’ll know when they come out. Eyes peeled, lads.” ...g water, swathing lights. No other tenants. Punchface keeps seeing figures who shouldn’t be there. When he hails them they disappear into the fog.

...s endorsements of people you once met at a [[business day convention]] and who have just [[share]]d the stimulating time they’ve had at a [[panel discus ...ties of machines to ''appraise'' ourselves on how good we are at things we know machines excel at. And then we are surprised, and alarmed, when machines ca

...eans zero, trust). There are conventions on the tube. Where you can stand, who gets to sit, what one should and should not do (don't talk!). There are sub ...Externalities. Fairness of opportunity. The exclusion from “the guilds” of those at the margins. The guilds have updated themselves. ''This is how complex s