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Determining conflicting reinsurance jurisdiction clauses (UK)

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Deneys advises Fine Wine Fellow on preference share funding transaction with Nedbank

Deneys has advised Fine Wine Fellow (RF) Proprietary Limited (Fine Wine Fellow), as issuer, on a preference share funding transaction with Nedbank Limited, acting through its Nedbank Business and
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Participation in an unprotected strike does not automatically justify dismissal

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The limits of arbitral review: why broad legal tests cannot rescue a weak case

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The Financial Services Tribunal has no jurisdiction to reconsider a regulator’s intervention at the instance of a disappointed trustee

Authored by Michelle David and Ntokozo Ngubane. In a Financial Services Tribunal (the Tribunal) decision handed down on 18 June 2026 in the matter of Lindelani Sigidane v Financial Sector Conduct

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