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Trowers & Hamlins said it published an update by Libby Waldron on the government’s consultation on extending Awaab’s Law to private rented tenancies and licenses. The firm’s article examined proposed adaptations to the social housing framework, including differences in landlords’ repair resources and operating models.
Trowers & Hamlins said it published a guide to heat network registration, addressing the different roles of operators and suppliers. The firm’s article explained the registration workflow and categories of information requested, and included a separate discussion of the consequences of noncompliance.
Trowers & Hamlins said associate Rob Woolliams examined the Loan Market Association’s updated sustainability-linked loan provisions in an October 16 article. The firm said the August 2026 drafting builds on the May 2023 version and broadens its use across the association’s primary loan documentation.
Trowers & Hamlins said it published an analysis of UAE Ministerial Decision No. 133 of 2026 on Pillar Two Information Return filing. The firm said the decision clarifies filing responsibilities and when groups can rely on overseas filings, without adding tax liabilities or changing the existing €750 million revenue threshold.
Trowers & Hamlins said it published an update on streamlined regulatory frameworks for fund managers in Abu Dhabi Global Market. The firm said the reforms create sub-threshold and institutional fund manager categories, with eligibility based on committed capital, investor characteristics and the types of funds managed.
Trowers & Hamlins said it advised Mawdsleys Group Investments on selling Positive Solutions to TAG UK, a Valsoft subsidiary. The firm said Positive Solutions had been part of Mawdsleys for more than 20 years and supplied technology to thousands of healthcare users.