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Mayer Brown sponsors SFNet’s International Lending Conference 2025
Mayer sponsors SFNet’s International Lending Conference 2025, taking place 12-13 May 2025 in London. Our Chicago based Partner Christopher Chubb will be speaking on the Inventory Lending to a Cross-Border Businesssession, alongside other panellists from AtlanticRMS, Hilco Valuation Services Europe, DRUM Advisory, Finterface. Other Mayer Brown Global Trade Finance team members in attendance includes London Partners Alex Dell, Dominic Griffiths, Simon Fisher and Ravi Amin.
Mayer Brown sponsors the 25th Annual Receivables Finance International event
Mayer Brown proudly sponsors the 2025 Receivables Finance International (RFIx25) event in London. Partners Massimo Capretta and Charles Thain will speak on the Introduction to Inventory Monetization panel, alongside our clients Prateek K Jain, Director Solution Structuring at HSBC and Mona Ghazzaoui, Managing Director & Head Receivable and Payable Financing Americas at Crédit Agricole CIB.
The Legal 500 UK 2025 Ranks Mayer Brown in 52 Practice Areas and Recognises 27 Lawyers as “Leading Partners”
London – The Legal 500 United Kingdom 2025 guide has ranked Mayer Brown in 52 practice areas.
Generative AI And The Financial Services Industry – Risks According To The IMF - New Technology - UK
Summary The International Monetary Fund's recent Report on the adoption of GenAI in the financial services industry provides a timely insight into the key risks that industry participants may face when interacting with GenAI. The Report concludes that GenAI technology has "great promise" in the financial sector, but that risks intrinsic to GenAI could damage the reputation and soundness of the sector.
Generative AI and the financial services industry - risks according to the IMF
Summary The International Monetary Fund's recent Report on the adoption of GenAI in the financial services industry provides a timely insight into the key risks that industry participants may face when interacting with GenAI. The Report concludes that GenAI technology has "great promise" in the financial sector, but that risks intrinsic to GenAI could damage the reputation and soundness of the sector.
FASB Rule Proposal Regarding Disclosure Requirements For Trade Payables Programs
United States: FASB Rule Proposal Regarding Disclosure Requirements For Trade Payables Programs 22 October 2021 by J. Bradley Keck , Carol Hitselberger , Alex Dell , Massimo Capretta and Patrick D. Healy Mayer Brown Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
FASB Rule Proposal regarding Disclosure Requirements for Trade Payables Programs | JD Supra
As we discussed in a previous post, last October the Financial Accounting Standards Board (“FASB”) added the development of guidance on disclosure requirements with respect to trade payables programs to their agenda. At the same meeting, FASB explicitly decided not to address the issue of how trade payables programs should be characterized for accounting purposes – a separate issue from disclosure that may be taken up by FASB in the future.
Update on IFRS Disclosure Requirements for Supplier Finance Arrangements | JD Supra
Following on from our April 2020 post (where we discussed the call from certain accounting firms and others for guidance from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (“FASB”) on the treatment of trade payables programs) and our October 2020 post (where we provided an update on the FASB’s proposals in response), on June 23, 2021, the IFRS International Accounting Standards Board (“IASB”) tentatively agreed to add a narrow-scope standard-setting project in respect of “supplier finance...
Update on IFRS Disclosure Requirements for Supplier Finance Arrangements
Following on from our April 2020 post (where we discussed the call from certain accounting firms and others for guidance from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (“FASB”) on the treatment of trade payables programs) and our October 2020 post (where we provided an update on the FASB’s proposals in response), on June 23, 2021, the IFRS International Accounting Standards Board (“IASB”) tentatively agreed to add a narrow-scope standard-setting project in respect of “supplier finance...
Trends In Trade Receivables Finance - Finance and Banking - United States
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Introduction With partners having over 30 years' experience in financing trade receivables and trade payables, Mayer Brown has a unique insider's view of the global trade finance industry. Emerging from a tumultuous 12 months in the midst of a global viral pandemic, we look back in wonder at the resilience and innovation this industry demonstrated through exceedingly challenging times.
Financial Statement Disclosure Of Supply Chain And Other Trade Payables Programs
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Financial Statement Disclosure of Supply Chain and other Trade Payables Programs | JD Supra
Financial Statement Disclosure of Supply Chain and other Trade Payables Programs Trade payables programs have in recent years increased greatly in popularity among both large and small companies. While originally the sole domain of the large global banks and firmly based on a fairly straightforward reverse factoring model, these programs are now offered by banks and many non-bank market participants using a variety of structures and funding sources.
Financial Statement Disclosure of Supply Chain and other Trade Payables Programs
Trade payables programs have in recent years increased greatly in popularity among both large and small companies. While originally the sole domain of the large global banks and firmly based on a fairly straightforward reverse factoring model, these programs are now offered by banks and many non-bank market participants using a variety of structures and funding sources.
Sterling Working Group: The Latest Position On RFR Calculators And Beta Term SONIA Reference Rates
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Sterling Working Group: The Latest Position on RFR Calculators and Beta Term SONIA Reference Rates
Sterling RFR Working Group Summary Papers On 16 October, the Working Group on Sterling Risk-Free Reference Rates (“RFRWG”) announced the publication of two documents in their ongoing work to inform and ease the path of transition from IBORs. The papers summarise the current position in relation to two resources: the beta versions of Term SONIA Reference Rates (“TSRRs”) and risk-free rate (“RFR”) calculators.
Accounting And Rating Agency Treatment Of Supply Chain And Other Trade Payables Programs
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Accounting and Rating Agency Treatment of Supply Chain and other Trade Payables Programs | JD Supra
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Accounting and Rating Agency Treatment of Supply Chain and other Trade Payables Programs
There has been increasing discussion with respect to the accounting treatment of trade payable programs and whether the obligations of the entity that owes the receivable (the “company”) under these programs should continue to be treated as trade payables on their balance sheet or, instead, be reflected as short-term debt obligations.
LIBOR Transition - A Compounding Problem For Trade And Working Capital - Finance and Banking - UK
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Financial regulators in the UK have declared 2020 to be a "key year for [LIBOR] transition" and reiterated the need to accelerate progress1. On 26 February 2020, the Bank of England announced its intention to publish a daily SONIA compounded-in-arrears index from July 2020 to support the use of SONIA in as wide a range of financial products as possible by simplifying the calculation of compounded interest rates.
Law Commission Report On Electronic Execution: Does It Change Anything?
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What will happen to passporting rights post-Brexit? - Financial Director
The CRD IV package (the CRD), consisting of the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD IV) and the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR), is the mechanism through which the EU has been implementing Basel III, the global capital adequacy framework.
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