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IA definition

What does IA mean? In practice, IA is the common shorthand for the Investment Association, the UK trade body for investment managers. It is not defined in legislation or case law; the term is a widely used industry label. The IA issues influential, non‑binding guidance and policy statements used by legal advisers and listed companies, including the IA Principles of Remuneration and annual Shareholder Priorities, and it operates the Institutional Voting Information Service (IVIS), which produces red/amber/green voting research on governance, pay and capital management. IA materials are frequently consulted in UK corporate governance, executive remuneration, equity capital markets (for example placings and buy‑backs)...

Restructuring and Insolvency Forms Catalogue (England & Wales and Scotland): HMCTS, Companies House, Insolvency Service, Land Registry and LexisNexis forms for corporate, personal and cross-border procedures

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Forms available in Lexis+ UK Restructuring & Insolvency

The Lexis+ UK Restructuring & Insolvency module provides a selection of forms helpful to restructuring and insolvency practitioners, including:

HMCTS forms
Insolvency Service forms
Companies House forms
HM Land Registry forms
forms produced by the LexisNexis® forms committee
forms published in Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents

LexisNexis® forms committee

In February 2017, LexisNexis® convened the following leading insolvency specialists to create standard-form documents for market-wide use:

Chief Registrar Stephen Baister (now retired)
David Leibowitz, Restructuring and Insolvency partner at Mischon De Reya
Frances Coulson, Head of Insolvency and Restructuring at Wedlake Bell
Jeremy Goldring KC, barrister at South Square
Alison Curry, former Head of Regulatory Standards & Support at the Insolvency Practitioners Association and technical manager at AlixPartners
Mark Sands, Past President of the Insolvency Practitioners Association and partner at Opus Business Advisory Group

We use the following naming approach for forms created by the LexisNexis® forms committee:

Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016, SI 2016/1024 [details of the underlying rule(s) are inserted], followed by
an identifier...

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