Director, Leanne Thomas, looks at the current market conditions and if it would help or hinder an MBO (Management Buyout). A management buyout (MBO) is a transaction where a company is acquired by some or all of its management team, usually through a new company which will have been set up for the purposes of […]
Following our last update, which followed the announcement that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) scheme will be extended until the end of June, we have now been informed that the scheme will be extended further, until the end of October 2020. Although we know there will be some changes to the scheme post the […]
In this article by lawfirm Greenaway Scott, part of the GS Verde Group, we look at the steps you can take now to prepare your business for life after lockdown. There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding when the UK will ease the lockdown measures currently imposed and, in the meantime, businesses are stuck in […]
Her Majesty’s Revenues and Customs have announced that it has implemented temporary changes in the way that it deals with the payment of stamp duty on the transfer of shares due to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. Liability for stamp duty Despite other forms of stamp duty now being digitised, stamp duty on transfer of shares […]
Award winning Dealmaker and CEO of the GS Verde Group, Nigel Greenaway, gives his views on the current state of the deals market and the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic may have to M&A activity in the short and medium term. With the GS Verde group having a unique multi-discipline structure, Mr Greenaway, a Director […]
Part 2 Of 2: If You Need To Make Redundancies. With the furlough scheme recently being extended to the end of June, employers that have furloughed some (or all) of their workforce have more time to consider their next steps. These might include making cost savings in respect of its staff members. In the first […]
The outbreak of COVID 19 has led to the recommendation that people should work from home if they are able. This has raised the question of whether the execution of documents by electronic signature is valid. There are a couple of key issues to consider here; the type of document and how the electronic signature […]
What do we now know (and not know) about furlough? Selena Baker, Associate Director of Greenaway Scott, summarises what we now know about Furlough leave and what has changed. The ‘coronavirus job retention scheme’ (CJRS) has been set up to provide for payments to be made by HMRC to employers in respect of them incurring […]
Part 1 Of 2: Employee Cost Savings And Alternatives To Redundancy With the furlough scheme recently being extended to the end of June, it has given employers that have furloughed some (or all) of their workforce more time to consider their next steps. In the first of two articles on post lockdown planning, Selena Baker, […]
Do You Want To Find Out What Financial And Legal Support You Can Receive For Your Business? In response to the coronavirus (Covid-19), the Government has provided a range of business support measures to support employers and businesses. The changeable nature of the pandemic means that the support and guidance changes often, but the GS […]
This news article is taken from Inside Media Limited – dated 20th December 2019. An award-winning dealmaker has told Insider he expects a considerable increase in activity in 2020 with built-up demand in the market. Nigel Greenaway, founder of law firm Greenaway Scott and Verde Corporate Finance, was named as Insider’s Dealmaker of the Year in 2018. Looking ahead, […]
IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Nigel Greenaway of Greenaway Scott. Nigel has joined IR as our exclusive Corporate Law Member in Wales. Nigel is a Corporate Director and founder of Greenaway Scott. He set up Greenaway Scott in 2012 with the aim of creating a modern corporate […]