Unfortunately, based on a reputation for being somewhat boiler-plate, notice provisions are often not given the care and attention in negotiations they deserve. In practice, however, notice provisions are crucial – if they are incorrect or service of notice is impossible, you cannot enforce your rights. For the derivatives market, ISDA has proposed an innovative technological solution called the Notices Hub to keep notice provisions up-to-date, and to allow effective service of notice even in times of stress.

Read more about it in Mayer Brown’s recent derivatives/litigation Legal Update.

Photo of Robyn Llewellyn Robyn Llewellyn

Robyn Llewellyn is a senior associate in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. His practice comprises structured finance transactions for investment banks and corporates, and focuses in particular on securitisations, structured products and bespoke structured lending transactions.

Robyn joined Mayer…

Robyn Llewellyn is a senior associate in the Banking & Finance practice of the London office. His practice comprises structured finance transactions for investment banks and corporates, and focuses in particular on securitisations, structured products and bespoke structured lending transactions.

Robyn joined Mayer Brown in 2019 having previously trained and worked at a magic circle law firm. Robyn has also worked in structuring roles at an investment bank and investment fund.

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