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Travers Smith advises the senior management team of Heywood on the investment into Heywood by Keylane

Travers Smith LLP has advised the senior management team of Heywood, a leading provider of pension technology solutions, on the investment into Heywood by Keylane, a leading European provider of pension and insurance technology. The closing of the transaction is subject to customary closing conditions.

Travers Smith advises Investec on the launch and closing of its senior debt fund, Investec Senior Debt Fund I.

Travers Smith LLP has advised long-standing client Investec Alternative Investment Management (“IAIM”), a subsidiary of Investec Bank plc (“Investec”), on the successful launch of Investec’s inaugural European senior debt fund, Investec Senior Debt Fund I (“SDF I”, the “fund”), a private credit fund with approximately €400m of investable capital managed by the Investec Direct Lending team.

Travers Smith advises Adelis Equity Partners and Bryntum on partnership with AG Grid

Travers Smith LLP has advised Adelis Equity Partners and its portfolio company Bryntum, a leading provider of advanced web components for scheduling and project management, on a partnership with AG Grid, a leading provider of high-performance data grids and charts for modern web applications, to create the globally leading provider of high-quality web components.

OECD updates guidance on tax treatment of remote working

The OECD has updated its model double tax convention (the Model Treaty), and in doing so, has amended its guidance on when a home office of a team member can generate a taxable presence of the foreign business for which they work. Businesses with remote workers will want to ascertain whether the relevant tax authorities will change their practices in line with the new guidance and, if so, confirm that their policies on remote working remain appropriate.

The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations - Tenth Edition Parallel civil litigation: the UK perspective

This article was first published on Global Investigations Review in October 2025; for further in-depth analysis, please visit GIR The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations - Edition 10.”

Infrastructure and Energy Spotlight – Autumn/Winter 2025

In this edition, we look at the prospects for data centres in the UK, what to watch out for in the Budget and whether EU objections could derail UK planning reforms. We also discuss the clean energy aspects of the UK's Industrial Strategy, the impact of consumer law on the energy and infrastructure sectors, recent developments in sustainability reporting and the National Underground Asset Register.

Travers Smith advises senior management team of David Lloyd Leisure on investment by newly established continuation vehicle, TDR Capital Titan

Travers Smith LLP has advised David Lloyd Leisure's ("DLL") senior management team on the investment into DLL by a newly established continuation vehicle ("TDR Capital Titan").

How to avoid making a contract before you're ready

A recent Court of Appeal decision has highlighted the risk of entering into a contract via informal channels such as WhatsApp, emails, text messages and phone calls, before any formal written agreement has been drawn up. We look at how to ensure that you're not committed until you're actually ready to be legally bound.

Opening the Door to Behavioural Fixes and Efficiency Claims? The CMA’s new Draft Guidance on UK Merger Remedies

The UK Competition and Markets Authority ("CMA") published its draft revised guidance on merger remedies on 16 October 2025 (the "Draft Guidance"), proposing updates to its approach to the selection, design and implementation of remedies in merger cases. The consultation is open until 13 November 2025, with final guidance expected to be in place later this year.

The New Towns Taskforce has recommended locations for twelve new towns, but will any be built?

The New Towns Taskforce (the "NTT") recently issued its much-anticipated independent report to government on the sites which it proposes for designation as new towns. In this briefing we explore its report and the challenges that implementation will face.

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