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UK lending law: 2025 key cases and reforms, and 2026 priorities: jurisdiction clauses, multi-party deeds, ECCTA ID verification, NSIA, assignments, undue influence, security trusts, aviation and shipping finance

Published on: 13 January 2026

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For insights into the main developments across debt capital markets, derivatives, and structured products and securitisation, see News Analysis: What were the key developments for Debt Capital Market lawyers in 2025 and what’s coming up in 2026?

See also:

  • Practice Note: Hot Topics for Banking & Finance lawyers
  • Practice Note: Loan Market Association (LMA)—latest news on documentation
  • Practice Note: Banking & Finance case tracker

For forthcoming key developments, consult Practice Note: Banking & Finance—key dates and future developments tracker: 2026 and beyond.

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