Premier League confirms APT changes

Premier League confirms APT changes after Man City case
The Premier League has announced changes to its Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules after gaining approval from clubs.
Explained: The latest vote in Manchester City’s APT legal battle with the Premier League
All 20 Premier League clubs will have representation at Friday’s shareholders’ meeting and are braced for a fiery and fractious debate
Premier League clubs approve changes to APT rules after Man City legal challenge
The Premier League have confirmed that clubs have approved changes to the Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules after a legal challenge from Man City.
Premier League clubs approve changes to APT rules
The Premier League has released a statement on Associated Party Transaction rules after shareholders voted for a change in the rules.Following a legal battle between Manchester City and the Premier
What new Premier League rules mean for Everton ahead of takeover
Changes to Premier League financial rules are unlikely to be problematic for Everton, particularly if the prospective takeover of the club is agreed by January 11. Clubs today voted for amendments to the rules surrounding Associated Party Transactions - regulations designed to prevent clubs from signing deals that are exaggerated beyond ‘fair market value’ (FMV) with businesses linked to their owners.
Premier League clubs vote to change APT rules despite Man City dissent
The new rules passed by 16 votes to four, with Manchester City, Aston Villa, Newcastle, and Nottingham Forest voting against.
How Premier League APT rule change impacts Arsenal
The Premier League has voted to amend the Associated Party Transactions (APT) rules following a controversial legal case involving Manchester City.The vote to modify the APT framework was passed at a
Aston Villa to support Manchester City in voting against Premier League APT rule changes, says co-owner Sawiris
Aston Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris says his club will join Manchester City in voting against the Premier League’s amended associated party transaction (APT) rules. The 20 clubs were scheduled to vote on the proposals in September but that was withdrawn ahead of the meeting,
What happened between Man City and the Premier League? Clubs vote to approve APT changes, what does it mean for 115?
Updates introduced in January of this year put the burden of proof on clubs to show that their sponsorship deal represented fair market value (FMV). The panel agreed with the club's assertion that elements of these amended rules were contrary to UK competition law.
Soccer-Premier League clubs approve changes to sponsorship rules in blow to Man City
(Reuters) -Premier League clubs approved changes to the league's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules, the English top-flight competition said on Friday, in a blow to reigning champions Manchester City who did not want the rules to be changed.
Premier League clubs vote to change financial rules after challenge by Man City
Premier League clubs agreed on Friday to amend rules to one of the competition's key regulations relating to financial fairness following a legal challenge by Manchester City. After a vote by the top division's 20 clubs,
Premier League clubs approve changes to associated party transaction rules
Premier League clubs have approved changes to the associated party transaction (APT) rules at a meeting in central London.
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Premier League vote through new APT rules and Amorim’s first press conference: football news – live
And we have the result of the vote … clubs have approved changes to the APT rules. In a statement the Premier League ...
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Premier League meet staunch resistance to ‘baffling’ Newcastle United decision
Football financial expert Kieran Maguire has slammed the Premier League following the Associated Party Transaction (APT) ...