Brexit Hub Brexit
As the Brexit landscape develops, we keep you apprised of the latest developments.
The transition period has ended on 31 December 2020 and the UK has left the EU single market and customs union with major impacts on a wide range of issues across multiple jurisdictions and industries, including banking and finance, trade and transport, asset management, and energy and resources.
Our insights aim to keep you up to date with Brexit developments and to help you prepare your business for 2021. We also host a wide-range of webinars for our clients on Brexit, outlining both the potential impacts and opportunities, as well as advising on a range of contingency planning exercises, re-organisations and general advisory mandates. Our expert multi-disciplinary team can help you navigate Brexit and review your contracts, disputes risks, tax situation, trade and supply chains, regulation in your sector, as well as advise you on data protection and intellectual property, competition and consumer regulation, and immigration and employment issues.
Use the links and searches below to find the information you need by topic or industry. Please contact your usual Ashurst contact or one of the contacts listed below if you would like more information on what Brexit will mean to your business.
Brexit and Industry
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Banks & Funds
Our commercially focused group of experts provide strategic guidance and advice to clients who are at the forefront of their markets.
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Digital Economy
We improve our clients' digital strategies by exploiting the latest developments in technology, communications and data.
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Energy & Resources
Our industry specialists are recognised as leaders in the market and offer in-depth expertise to our clients.
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Infrastructure
We work as key advisers to all major stakeholders on iconic infrastructure projects alongside investors across all infrastructure sub-sectors.
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Real Estate
Our commercially focused real estate practice facilitates the delivery of some of the most complex and often pioneering real estate transactions.
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Legal Updates
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financial regulation
15 Jan 2021 ESAs request clarification under Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation as a matter of urgency; non-EU AIFMs wait with bated breath
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litigation trending update
15 Jan 2021 Litigation Trending - Brexit FAQs
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debt capital markets update
14 Jan 2021 End of the Brexit Transition Period: Impact on Debt Capital Markets - Frequently Asked Questions
Key Contacts
If you have any questions or queries in relation to Brexit, please do not hesitate to get in touch with one of our contacts below.
The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Readers should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.
