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This week’s edition of Corporate highlights includes the latest updates on Brexit, the FCA’s announcement of a delay to the launch of new issuer data submission requirements, the FRC’s publication of a new stewardship code, the CLLS response to ICSA’s consultation on the effectiveness of independent board evaluation in the UK listed sector and analysis of a High Court judgment dealing with matters relating to unfair prejudice, quasi-partnerships and reliance on facts unknown.
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