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COVID-19: UK and US Economic Support Mechanisms

By Michael Hutchinson, Kate Ball-Dodd, Nicholas Robertson, Andrew T. Kugler & Warren S. Payne on June 16, 2020
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The plethora of economic policy commitments to support business in the UK and the US in the face of COVID-19 can be difficult to navigate. Our lawyers recently held a webinar in conjunction with PLI to provide an overview of the various support schemes implemented in the UK and the US, focusing on UK schemes such as the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (“CBILS”); UK Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (aka Furlough Scheme); the COVID Corporate Financing Facility (“CCFF”); and on Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) reforms and working capital assistance for UK listed companies. It also considered emergency relief measures in the US, including the Federal Reserve’s Paycheck Protection Program Liquidity Facility.

Download the slides from this session.

Beyond the US and the UK, you can also view the economic support measures implemented in 30 other jurisdictions around the world through our COVID-19 Global Stimulus Navigator. Designed to help businesses understand the comparative economic stimulus measures being rolled out by governments around the world, the tool provides at-a-glance analysis for major jurisdictions.

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If you wish to receive periodic updates on this or other topics related to the pandemic, you can be added to our COVID-19 “Special Interest” mailing list by subscribing here. For any other legal questions related to this pandemic, please contact the Firm’s COVID-19 Core Response Team at FW-SIG-COVID-19-Core-Response-Team@mayerbrown.com.

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  • Blog:
    COVID-19 Response Blog
  • Organization:
    Mayer Brown
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