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Sidney Watson

Sidney Watson

Verified

News Reporter, Law Business Research

London

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Total articles 209

  • Thames Water’s English plan holds water as appeals dismissed

    By Sidney Watson Verified| Global Restructuring Review Verified Credit: Shutterstock/Ian Dewar Photography A British member of parliament has called Thames Water a “cash cow for its lenders” after the Court of Appeal allowed the troubled utility to move forward with its £3 billion (US$3.89 billion) interim rescue plan, dismissing appeals from the MP, the company’s owner and a group of its creditors.

    By Sidney Watson Verified · Global Restructuring Review

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Proskauer Rose hires from Akin in London

    By Sidney Watson Verified| Global Restructuring Review Verified An Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld partner who worked on the restructurings of Hong Kong-headquartered commodities trader Noble Group and Caribbean telecoms giant Digicel has moved to Proskauer Rose after nearly four years with her former firm. To read more Subscribe to Global Restructuring Review Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content.

    By Sidney Watson Verified · Global Restructuring Review

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Thames Water’s English plan holds water as appeals dismissed

    By Sidney Watson Verified| Global Restructuring Review Verified Credit: Shutterstock/Ian Dewar Photography A British member of parliament has called Thames Water a “cash cow for its lenders” after the Court of Appeal allowed the troubled utility to move forward with its £3 billion (US$3.89 billion) interim rescue plan, dismissing appeals from the MP, the company’s owner and a group of its creditors.

    By Sidney Watson Verified · Global Restructuring Review

    Mar. 17, 2025

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Law Business Research

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7908 1181