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Episodes
Wednesday Mar 23, 2022
Visionary Voices #2 - Part 2 // Diversity
Wednesday Mar 23, 2022
Wednesday Mar 23, 2022
Episode 2A: Visionary Voices
In part two of episode two, energy and infrastructure associate Deepika Sriram continues her conversation with Swati Mandava, senior vice president of legal and regulatory at Brookfield Asset Management Inc. Swati encourages women to put themselves first and advocates for limited gendered language to achieve an inclusive workplace.
Monday Mar 21, 2022
March 2022 - Trust in payments // Fintech
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Episode 23: Payments Monthly
The FCA’s interpretation of e-money safeguarding rules has been dismissed by the courts. Harry Eddis, Frances Hodgkins and Simon Treacy consider what the ipagoo decision means for payments firms.
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Visionary Voices #2 - Part 1 // Diversity
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Episode 2 - Part 1: Visionary Voices
In part one of the second episode, energy and infrastructure associate Deepika Sriram speaks to Swati Mandava, senior vice president of legal and regulatory at Brookfield Asset Management Inc. Swati shares her experience of working in different jurisdictions, as well as reflects on how specific character traits of women are perceived differently to men and a collective responsibility to question when we spot biases.
Monday Mar 21, 2022
We like to tranche it – with Olivier // DSP
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Monday Mar 21, 2022
Episode 3: Tranche Up
Speakers: Leanne Banfield, Ruhi Patil, Olivier Renault
In the third episode of Tranche Up, we welcome Olivier Renault from Pemberton Asset Management to the podcast. Join us to hear about Olivier’s new role, his take on the development of the SRT market and a snapshot of what features make up a good synthetic securitisation.
To listen to the full series, visit our Tranche Up webpage.
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Financial services enforcement trends 2022 // Contentious Regulatory
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Episode 1: Financial services enforcement trends 2022
In this podcast episode we highlight our top five financial services enforcement trends for 2022.
This episode features counsel Sara Cody and managing associate Duncan Campbell of Linklaters' London Financial Regulation team.
For more details, see our full publication on financial services enforcement trends for 2022, and visit our dedicated webpage with all our resources on the FCA's proposed Consumer Duty.
Wednesday Mar 09, 2022
Visionary Voices #1 // Diversity
Wednesday Mar 09, 2022
Wednesday Mar 09, 2022
Episode 1: Visionary Voices
In this introductory episode, energy and infrastructure associate, Deepika Sriram speaks with Sameera Kimatrai. Sameera shares her career journey into the world of FinTech and corporate life, whilst juggling her duties as a mother to three young girls. She is a Linklaters alumna and senior legal counsel and global head of licensing for a licensed and trusted crypto asset exchange start-up in the Middle East called Rain.
Monday Mar 07, 2022
Monday Mar 07, 2022
Episode 3: Global Foreign Investment Podcast Series
In our third podcast Christoph Barth, partner at our Antitrust and Foreign Investment Group in Dusseldorf, welcomes Florentine Kessler-Grobe, Head of Unit for Foreign Investment Screening of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action (“MoE”). Together they discuss recent trends, procedural questions and top tips for investors following a record year for German foreign investment control.
Topics covered include:
- Procedural questions and organisation of the MoE’s review process, including the engagement with the EU Screening mechanism
- The likelihood to end-up in an in-depth review and the reasons to open in-depths proceedings
- The interpretation of the newly introduced threshold of atypical control
- The most seen “customers” seen by the MoE in 2021 by industry sector and outlook for 2022
- Top tips from the MoE to navigate through foreign investment cases
Friday Mar 04, 2022
Being anti-racist at work // Diversity
Friday Mar 04, 2022
Friday Mar 04, 2022
Episode 2: Diversity Talks
With Bank of America
Moderator Alice Eady Ketchell (Associate General Counsel, Bank of America) talks to our own Doug Davison (Partner, Dispute Resolution), Richard Smith (Partner, Dispute Resolution) and Tina Green (Director, Bank of America) about the importance and impact of being anti-racist in the workplace. This conversation covers the difference between ‘not being racist’ and being ‘anti-racist’ and the steps we can all take to create an inclusive culture.
Friday Mar 04, 2022
The power of employee networks // Diversity
Friday Mar 04, 2022
Friday Mar 04, 2022
Episode 1: Diversity Talks
With Bank of America
Moderator Alice Eady Ketchell (Director, Bank of America) talks to our own Victoria Koko (Senior BD Manager, Banking) and Ayo Ajaja (Director, Bank of America) about their roles leading the race & ethnicity networks at our respective institutions. This conversation covers what it means to feel a sense of 'belonging', how employee networks can promote inclusion over divisiveness, and why it's important to have people around who look like you.
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Welcome to Tranche Up // DSP
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Introduction: Tranche Up
Speakers: Leanne Banfield, Ruhi Patil
In the first episode, Tranche Up hosts Leanne Banfield and Ruhi Patil introduce DSP’s first SRT podcast focused on regulatory and market developments in the synthetic securitisations space and offer a glimpse into what listeners can expect from upcoming episodes.
To listen to the full series, visit our Tranche Up webpage.
Monday Feb 28, 2022
We like to tranche it – with Jennifer // DSP
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Monday Feb 28, 2022
Episode 2: Tranche Up
Speakers: Leanne Banfield, Ruhi Patil, Jennifer Bearden
In the second episode of Tranche Up, we welcome Jennifer Bearden from IACPM to the podcast. Along with Jennifer, we discuss regulatory changes and market trends in the EU, UK and the US markets relating to synthetic securitisations and explore topics that market participants are most likely to focus on in the near future.
To listen to the full series, visit our Tranche Up webpage.
Wednesday Feb 09, 2022
The art of cross-cultural working // Business Skills
Wednesday Feb 09, 2022
Wednesday Feb 09, 2022
Episode 2: The Linklaters Ideas Foundry
Wenying Li and Ian Rodwell
Anyone working in global organisations, or with clients, suppliers and partners around the world, will know about the challenges and rewards of operating across different cultures. In this episode, we discuss why cross-cultural competence is important and how it can help you in your career. We also explore the key research on cultural dimensions and leave you with some practical ideas that you can immediately put to work.
Key sources for this episode include:
- Erin Meyer – The culture map: breaking through the invisible boundaries of global business
- Geert Hofstede – Cultures and organizations: software of the mind
Tuesday Feb 01, 2022
Two months to go // FRG
Tuesday Feb 01, 2022
Tuesday Feb 01, 2022
Episode 9: Operational Resilience
Clare McMullen, Rebecca Heaysman and Simon Treacy share some feedback from the FCA on firms’ readiness for the UK operational resilience rules.
Clare McMullen, Partner: “You have to remember that the first time the regulator picks up this self-assessment document could be in the wake of an incident.”
Wednesday Jan 26, 2022
Wednesday Jan 26, 2022
Episode 10: Global Business Crime Outlook
In our tenth episode, Alison Saunders is joined by Erez Liebermann, Richard Smith and Adam Lurie where they discuss how to respond to a cyber-attack and what compliance and litigation risks you may face when dealing with a cyber-attack.
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Digital wellbeing — or how to be ‘smart’ with your smartphone // Business Skills
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Episode 1: The Linklaters Ideas Foundry
Nicola Raw and Ian Rodwell
Is your phone the first and last thing you check every day? Do you find yourself constantly reaching for your phone, or worse still, feel uncomfortable when you’re without it? If so, this is the episode for you. Join us as we explore what digital wellbeing is and why it is so crucial to both our work and non-work lives. We delve into the effects of social media on our cognitive processing and look at some practical ways to ensure we are in control of our devices — and not the other way around.
Key sources for this episode include:
- Matthew Walker – Why We Sleep
- Catherine Price – How to break up with your phone
- Ward et al. (2017) ‘Brain drain: The mere presence of one’s own smartphone reduces available cognitive capacity’, Journal of the Association for Consumer Research, 2(2).
Monday Jan 10, 2022
January 2022 - The Senior Managers and Certification Regime // Fintech
Monday Jan 10, 2022
Monday Jan 10, 2022
Episode 22: Payments Monthly
The FCA wants more powers to regulate the conduct of individuals working in the payments sector. In this episode, Nik Kiri, Jean Price and Simon Treacy look at the FCA’s individual accountability regime – the SMCR – and predict how it could be applied to payments and e-money firms.
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Episode 6: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
In this podcast episode we discuss implications for asset managers of the FCA's second consultation paper on its proposed new consumer duty, including its scope, interaction with existing Principles, application throughout the distribution chain, monitoring and testing, and steps that asset managers can take now to prepare.
This episode features Raza Naeem and Sara Cody (counsel, financial regulation, London). It complements our podcast episode on the implications of the second consultation paper for all firms.
Visit our consumer duty webpage for all our resources on the proposed consumer duty.
Monday Dec 20, 2021
The second consultation paper // Consumer Duty
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Episode 5: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
In this podcast episode we discuss the FCA's second consultation paper on its proposed new consumer duty. What's changed between the first and second consultation? What questions does the second consultation paper answer? And what steps can you take to prepare?
This episode features Gavin Lewis (partner, dispute resolution, London) and Sara Cody (counsel, financial regulation, London).
Visit our consumer duty webpage for all our resources on the proposed consumer duty.
Thursday Dec 16, 2021
Pass-On // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Dec 16, 2021
Thursday Dec 16, 2021
Episode 9: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the ninth episode, Sarina Williams and Jason Shardlow-Wrest are joined by Iona McCall from AlixPartners to discuss the role of “pass-on” in competition damages claims.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Foreign investment control in 2022 // Antitrust & Foreign Investment
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Episode 5: Antitrust & Foreign Investment Outlook for 2022
2021 was a record year for FDI developments, with expectations that the current proliferation of regimes will continue at pace over the course of 2022. It is ever more important for parties to prepare thoroughly, including by having a detailed understanding of a target’s activities, and consider deal conditionality very carefully whilst watching out for the impact of politics on deals, particularly in hotly contested regional disputes.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Antitrust enforcement and key issues in 2022 // Antitrust & Foreign Investment
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Episode 4: Antitrust & Foreign Investment Outlook for 2022
Competition authorities are slowly adjusting their rules to keep pace with on-line consumer rights, with businesses facing more guidance and consistency in their activities. In 2022 we anticipate agencies will start deciding on policy changes and putting them into practice. However, it’s still unclear how far-reaching (and useful) the changes will be for businesses considering collaborative sustainability initiatives with competitors.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Digital antitrust regulation in 2022 // Antitrust & Foreign Investment
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Episode 3: Antitrust & Foreign Investment Outlook for 2022
As the world ‘builds back better’ from the pandemic, there has been a renewed push to ensure that markets function effectively. As a result, the lockdown-induced slowdown in enforcement activity has already come to an abrupt end. The tech sector in particular is under pressure, and it is a truth universally acknowledged that a tech giant must be in want of regulation. So reads the hymn sheet for 2022 for virtually every major antitrust authority, who consider them “largely unconstrained” by competition.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Merger control in 2022 // Antitrust & Foreign Investment
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Episode 2: Antitrust & Foreign Investment Outlook for 2022
Deal making is facing new uncertainties, as acquisitions that can be perceived as stifling future competition are increasingly called-in for merger review, even in the absence of compulsory notifications. Regulators are reacting to a debate on alleged “underenforcement” – in particular, those known as ‘killer acquisitions’. In jurisdictions with a mandatory turnover threshold regime, residual call-in rights are seen as part of the solution to bridge the enforcement gap.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Outlook for 2022 // Antitrust & Foreign Investment
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Epsiode 1: Antitrust & Foreign Investment Outlook for 2022
Listen to our Outlook for 2022 podcast, in which partners from across the globe discuss the most important developments and issues we expect to see in 2022. From key trends in merger control and antitrust enforcement to upcoming rule changes for tech businesses, sustainability initiatives and online sales, our expert team share their insights and predictions on some of the main challenges facing your business in 2022.
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Factual Witness and Expert Evidence // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Thursday Dec 09, 2021
Episode 8: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the eighth episode, Haidee Barratt and Alex Hannington are joined by Oliver Latham from Charles River Associates to discuss the role of factual witness and expert evidence in competition claims, taking into account the BritNed decision and the recent CPR and CAT practice directions concerning the preparation of factual witness statements.
Wednesday Dec 08, 2021
Wednesday Dec 08, 2021
In this podcast, Toby Grimstone, Nick Le Masurier and Atish Shah take a look at the challenges faced by corporates and how creditors have reacted since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. They discuss what the potential market trends in the crossover credit space are and their likely impact on future financings and/or restructurings.
Tuesday Dec 07, 2021
Approaches in Singapore // Contentious Regulatory
Tuesday Dec 07, 2021
Tuesday Dec 07, 2021
Episode 10: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the Singapore's regulatory approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing.
This episode features Singapore partners Peiying Chua (financial regulation), Laure de Panafieu (employment & incentives) and Jelita Pandjaitan (dispute resolution), and managing associate Duncan Campbell (contentious regulation, London).
For more detail, see our full publication reviewing the approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in 12 key jurisdictions.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
The link between diversity and remuneration // Employment & Incentives
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Episode 5: The Diversity Faculty
How might diversity and inclusion metrics be used to determine remuneration and will linking diversity with pay really drive accountability and sustainable change in diversity and inclusion for businesses?
Alexandra Beidas, Laurie Ollivent
To listen to the full series, visit The Diversity Faculty Podcast Series webpage.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Targets, quotas and positive discrimination // Employment & Incentives
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Episode 4: The Diversity Faculty
What do we mean when we talk about targets and quotas? How are they different? What should businesses be considering when they look to sign up to targets, quotas or other commitments and pledges? What are the legal risks and can businesses positively discriminate or take positive action to achieve diversity in practice?
Laurie Ollivent, Daniel Danso, Neha Rao, Simon-Kerr Davis
To listen to the full series, visit The Diversity Faculty Podcast Series webpage.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Training – what’s effective? What’s ineffective? // Employment & Incentives
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Episode 3: The Diversity Faculty
Training is only as effective as the people attending it let it be – it’s what happens after the training that really matters. But what makes training effective? What makes it ineffective?
Simon Kerr-Davis, Daniel Danso
To listen to the full series, visit The Diversity Faculty Podcast Series webpage.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Episode 2: The Diversity Faculty
What is the difference between a diversity strategy and a diversity policy? Why does it matter? How are these perceived internally and externally and why does it matter from a legal perspective?
Neha Rao, Laurie Ollivent
To listen to the full series, visit The Diversity Faculty Podcast Series webpage.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Pipeline, promotion and retention // Employment & Incentives
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Episode 1: The Diversity Faculty
What do we mean when we talk about pipeline, promotion and retention? How do these issues form part of corporate governance and impact employer brand, employee engagement and become a public reputation issue?
Daniel Danso, Simon Kerr-Davis, Laurie Ollivent, Neha Rao
To listen to the full series, visit The Diversity Faculty Podcast Series webpage.
Monday Dec 06, 2021
Monday Dec 06, 2021
In this short podcast, our Head of Hong Kong Employment & Incentives Samantha Cornelius joins Joshua Li, a Managing Associate within the team, in discussing the most typical questions being asked by employers when developing a staff vaccination policy for Covid-19 in Hong Kong SAR, including mandating of vaccines, the underlying legal risks and implications, and the collection of data on vaccination status.
Wednesday Dec 01, 2021
Disclosure and Confidentiality // Dispute Resolution
Wednesday Dec 01, 2021
Wednesday Dec 01, 2021
Episode 7: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the seventh episode, James Hennah and Alice Shaw discuss disclosure and confidentiality in competition litigation.
Tuesday Nov 30, 2021
A deep dive into BEIS and the new UK NSI Act // Foreign Investment
Tuesday Nov 30, 2021
Tuesday Nov 30, 2021
Episode 1: Global Foreign Investment Podcast Series
Our first podcast features Nicole Kar, Head of London & Dublin Antitrust & Foreign Investment Group, alongside Chris Blairs, Deputy Director, and Andy Ormerod-Cloke, Head of Policy at the new Investment Security Unit (ISU), BEIS. Together they discuss the operational aspects of the ISU and filings from 4 January once the NSIA takes effect. Topics covered include:
- a deep-dive into the Investment Security Unit – the operational unit within BEIS that will be the front office in handling notifications and call ins under the NSI Act
- the practicalities of filing and how the system will operate to ensure advisors and investors are ready to go from day 1
- remedies and mitigation for ‘problem’ deals
- nuances for e.g. funds that would affect their filings
Friday Nov 26, 2021
Friday Nov 26, 2021
Episode 9: Global Business Crime Outlook
In our ninth episode Alison Saunders is joined by Adam Lurie, Elly Proudlock and our guest speaker, Christopher Kerrigan, Partner at Allens in which they discuss the current DPA regimes in the UK and US as well as the proposed new regime for Australia. We also focus on the challenges that the UK and US authorities have faced with DPAs and try to examine what issues a new Australian model might have.
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Jurisdiction // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Episode 6: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the sixth episode, Harriet Ellis, James Hennah and Alice Shaw discuss the English courts approach to jurisdiction in competition litigation claims.
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Asset managers’ readiness // FRG
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Episode 8: Operational Resilience
Raza Naeem, Clare Wiles and Simon Treacy assess how prepared the UK asset management sector is for operational resilience rules to take effect.
Raza Naeem, Counsel: “At this stage and over the next year or so there’s still time to pin down that legal analysis and recalibrate if necessary.”
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Applicable Law // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Episode 5: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the fifth episode, Tom Cassels and Jason Shardlow-Wrest discuss what ‘applicable law’ means, and how issues of applicable law might arise in competition litigation.
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
COP26 – Linklaters and the Cultural Sanctuaries Foundation // ESG
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Episode 1
Whilst at COP26 in Glasgow, Matt Sparkes, Global Head of Sustainability at Linklaters, interviewed Linklaters alumnus Olivia McKendrick and National Geographic photographer Chris Rainier, co-founders of the Cultural Sanctuaries Foundation.
The Foundation's mission is to protect indigenous cultures, which are crucial in the global fight against climate change and wilderness destruction. 80% of the world’s remaining wilderness is cared for by indigenous peoples and it is these communities that are best placed to serve as guardians of those landscapes.
Listen to Matt’s conversation with Olivia and Chris to learn more about the foundation’s work.
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 8: China
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Our China Head of AFIG Fay Zhou together with Arthur Peng shares with Marcus Pollard about the latest Draft Amendments to the Anti-Monopoly Law in China, expected to be the largest set of changes to the country’s competition law since it came into force, as well as other recent highlights developments around SAMR’s draft platform guidelines and the Price Law. Diving into the substantial changes proposed in the Draft, our experts share their views on the implications and what they foresee. Tune in and make sure you stay on top of all these developments under the spotlight and what you should be aware of.
Friday Nov 12, 2021
Friday Nov 12, 2021
Episode 12: ESG Soundbite Series
In our second podcast, David Ballegeer and Linda Taylor, together with Els Janssens, explore how the proposed EU Green Bond Standard fits into the broader EU sustainability plan, in particular the taxonomy and its new reporting requirements and key performance indicators (KPIs). They also discuss how it interacts with Sustainability-Linked Bonds (SLBs), where KPIs also play a key role.
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Limitation // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Episode 4: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the fourth episode, Sarina Williams and Haidee Barratt discuss what ‘limitation’ means, why it’s important, and the key statutory rules and court decisions which determine limitation periods applicable to competition damages claims in the UK.
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Implications for asset managers // Consumer Duty
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Thursday Nov 11, 2021
Episode 4: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
In this podcast episode we discuss aspects of the FCA's proposed financial services consumer duty that may have particular implications for both retail and wholesale asset managers - including how the duty can apply to various firms in the distribution chain, how the consumer duty could go beyond existing TCF obligations, and a focus on communications and fair value.
This episode features Sara Cody and Raza Naeem, both counsel in our London financial regulation practice.
An infographic accompanies this episode. And for all our resources on the FCA's proposals including more podcast episodes and infographics, visit our webpage.
Monday Nov 08, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 7: Vietnam
Monday Nov 08, 2021
Monday Nov 08, 2021
In this episode, Linh Bui from Allens’ Ho Chi Minh City office is invited to join Marcus Pollard in discussing how the competition landscape in Vietnam has evolved over the recent years under the new law and what they anticipate to come next especially with a new competition enforcer to be established next year. Our experts share the notable features of the country’s current merger control regime and the practical issues to pay attention to in their experience. Listen now and stay on top of the exciting developments leading up to Vietnam’s emergence as a key antitrust jurisdiction on the rise in Asia.
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Collective Actions // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Episode 3: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the third episode, we discuss the rise of collective actions for competition damages claims in the UK, including the Merricks, Le Patourel and boundary fares certification decisions. Sarina Williams and James Hennah are joined by Lesley Hannah from Hausfeld LLP, who provides key insights from a claimant perspective.
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
The approach in Hong Kong // FRG
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Wednesday Nov 03, 2021
Episode 7: Operational Resilience
Sumit Indwar, Eugénie Levy and Kishore Bhindi discuss the SFC’s circular on operational resilience and remote working and how the Hong Kong approach compares with the UK regime.
Sumit Indwar, Partner: “Firms may already have much of this in place, but it will be a case of clearly documenting and flagging those measures as part of their operational resilience plans.”
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 6: Indonesia
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
In this episode, our Jakarta-based partner Yolanda Hutapea shares with Kathleen Gooi the latest enforcement priorities of KPPU, the Indonesian antitrust regulator, following the extensive legal reforms under the Omnibus Law, and gives an update on KPPU’s increasing attention in the digital sector and new developments of the country’s post-notification regime including the creation of the largest tech group in Southeast Asia. Listen now and get up to speed with what you need to know when investing in ASEAN’s largest economy.
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Monday Nov 01, 2021
Episode 2: Countdown to IFPR and the new pay rules
How the MIFIDPRU pay code ramps up the requirements, the proportionality threshold for non-SNI firms and some tricky issues with remuneration committees requirements, malus and clawback policies and setting the fixed to variable pay ratio.
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
October 2021 - Regulating buy-now, pay-later // Fintech
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Episode 21: Payments Monthly
In this month’s payments podcast, Harry Eddis, Jean Price and Simon Treacy cover the Treasury’s consultation on buy-now pay-later and one of the team tries out BNPL for the first time.
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Litigation Funding // Dispute Resolution
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Thursday Oct 28, 2021
Episode 2: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the second episode, we focus on the developments in the Litigation Funding market. Tom Cassels and James Hennah are joined by Simon Latham from Augusta Ventures who provides valuable insights from a funder’s perspective.
Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 5: Singapore
Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Tuesday Oct 26, 2021
Our Asia Head of TMT Adrian Fisher joins Marcus Pollard in a discussion exploring the impact of digitalisation and the increasing interaction between the emerging regulatory winds on data and competition law in Singapore and in the region. Starting with an overview of how both antitrust and privacy regulators are responding actively to the use and protection of consumer data, our experts share their insights on the potential antitrust risks associated with the technology sector’s commercial practice and what the prevalence of “self-preferencing” in recent EU cases can mean to tech businesses in Asia. Listen now and keep up with what the Asian regulators have been eyeing on.
Monday Oct 25, 2021
Insurance and Pensions Regulation // Pensions
Monday Oct 25, 2021
Monday Oct 25, 2021
Episode 1
Earlier this year, the FCA and TPR issued joint guidance for pension scheme trustees and employers on providing support to members without needing to be subject to FCA regulation. In this first episode of our Insurance and Pensions Regulation podcast, John Sheppard, Jean Price and Jimi Piggott take a look at the guidance and discuss how trustees and employers can provide effective at-retirement support to members, without inadvertently carrying out FCA regulated activities.
For more information, contact john.sheppard@linklaters.com, jean.price@linklaters.com or james.piggott@linklaters.com
Thursday Oct 21, 2021
Thursday Oct 21, 2021
Episode 8: Global Business Crime Outlook
In our eighth episode Kerstin Wilhelm and Florence Danis discuss the key aspects of the newly established EPPO which was set up on 1 June 2021. They will discuss what the EPPO does, how it is organised and what the future may hold.
Thursday Oct 21, 2021
Thursday Oct 21, 2021
Episode 9: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the FCA, PRA and Bank of England's joint discussion paper on their plans to monitor, track and improve diversity and inclusion in regulated firms. We examine how D&I will become a regulatory risk issue; the links drawn between D&I and non-financial misconduct; and the proposed D&I policy options and difficulties firms may face in implementing them.
This episode features Linklaters London financial regulation counsel Elizabeth Dowd and Sara Cody.
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
LIBOR reform and the transition to RFRs in the loan markets // Banking
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Episode 5: IBOR Soundbites
In this podcast, Benedict James and Bobby Butcher discuss recent regulatory and legislative developments in relation to synthetic LIBOR and contractual continuity and consider how they will affect English law loans and linked hedges in the new year. They also discuss the market appetite for Term SOFR based lending and the regulatory guidance around use of that product.
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 4: Thailand
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
In this episode, our Bangkok-based partner Sutthipong Koohasaneh gives an update on Thailand’s merger control regime and shares with Kathleen Gooi about some of the most distinctive characteristics of the Office of the Trade Competition Commission’s enforcement, known to be active in both behavioural matters and merger control review, under the new Trade Competition Act. Listen now and get up to speed on what you need to know about the latest competition landscape in Thailand as it now emerged as one of the key competition law jurisdictions in Asia.
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
Introducing our Competition Litigation Podcast Series // Dispute Resolution
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
Episode 1: Competition Litigation Podcast Series
In the first episode, Sarina Williams and James Hennah explain what we mean by “competition litigation”, the types of conduct that can lead to private enforcement damages claims, the types of claims that can be brought, and the particularities of the UK legal system that have made it one of the most popular forums for competition damages in the world.
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 3: Australia
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
In this episode, Robert Walker and Felicity McMahon, from Allens' Competition, Consumer and Regulatory practice, are invited to discuss with Marcus Pollard the current priorities of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and its proposals of implementing changes to the merger regime in Australia. Our experts share their views on the rationale behind, the implications, and the next steps they anticipate to see. Listen and stay on top of the potential transformation of one of the most active and established competition regulators in the region.
Friday Oct 08, 2021
The EU Green Bond Standard: what is it? // ESG
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Episode 11: ESG Soundbite Series
The European Commission published the draft EU Green Bond Standard in 2021 and in our first podcast on this topic, David Ballegeer, Amrita Ahluwalia, together with Els Janssens, discuss what the EU Green Bond Standard is, how it relates to current market practice and what we can expect.
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
The Frensham decision - clarity from the Upper Tribunal? // Contentious Regulatory
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Episode 8: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the Upper Tribunal's Frensham decision and the important guidance it provides on when non-financial misconduct involving a lack of personal integrity can impact on an individual's fitness and propriety to perform a financial services role.
This episode features Clare McMullen and Nik Kiri (partners, Financial Regulation, London) and Gavin Lewis (partner, Dispute Resolution, London). For more detail, see our commentary and complete note on the decision. And for more insights on non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing including a global comparative review and our other podcast episodes, visit our webpage.
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Dutch approaches // Contentious Regulatory
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Episode 7: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss Dutch approaches to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in financial services firms.
This episode features partner Bas Jennen and managing associate Leonard van den Ende both from our financial regulation practice in Amsterdam, and counsel Sara Cody from our financial regulation practice in London.
For more detail, see our full publication reviewing the approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in 12 key jurisdictions.
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Three months to go… the pay rules // Employment & Incentives
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Episode 1: Countdown to IFPR and the new pay rules
A summary of the pay regulations coming in from 1 January 2022 for SNI and Non-SNI investment firms; the MIFIDPRU remuneration code SYSC19G: setting fixed to variable pay ratios, pay out process rules and whether they can be disapplied, governance and malus and clawback.
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 1: The Asia Patchwork
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Over the next 6 weeks we will bring you up to speed on the most recent antitrust and foreign investment developments in key Asia Pacific jurisdictions. To understand how it might impact your business operations and strategic next steps in the region, bookmark our dedicated webpage.
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast // AFIG // Episode 2: Hong Kong SAR
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Our Hong Kong competition specialists Kathleen Gooi and Marcus Pollard will give an overview of the key updates and enforcement trends in Hong Kong.
Asia Bitesize Antitrust Podcast brings you up to speed on the most recent #antitrust and #foreigninvestment developments in key APAC jurisdictions. To understand how it might impact your business operations and strategic next steps in the region, bookmark our dedicated webpage.
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Impact of the amended ESMA/EBA guidelines // Contentious Regulatory
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Episode 6: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss the impact on the regulation of non-financial misconduct of recent proposed amendments to joint ESMA/EBA guidelines.
This episode features Gavin Lewis (partner, Dispute Resolution, London) and Duncan Campbell (managing associate, Financial Regulation, London). For our insights on global approaches to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing, see our full publication and other podcast episodes.
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
September 2021 - Binance: Lessons for payments firms // Fintech
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
Wednesday Sep 22, 2021
Episode 20: Payments Monthly
The FCA has restricted the UK operations of one of the world’s largest crypto-asset exchanges. In this month’s payments podcast, Harry Eddis, Jean Price, Paul Harris and Simon Treacy talk about what payments firms can learn from Binance’s experience. Plus, they look ahead to possible changes to the UK’s AML regime.
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Episode 10: ESG Soundbite Series
Minimum participation, gender quota and target figures - the German Second Act on Equal Participation of Women in Management Positions (FüPoG II) aims to strengthen the participation of women, especially in leadership positions in the private sector.
In this podcast, Kristina Klaaßen-Kaiser and Timon Grau, together with Cornelius Wilk, take a look at the most important consequences for companies and the differences compared to the previous legal situation.
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Implications for fintechs and challengers // Consumer Duty
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Monday Sep 20, 2021
Episode 3: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
In this podcast episode we discuss the implications for fintechs and challengers of the FCA's proposed consumer duty. We cover common characteristics of fintechs and challengers and how the proposals may impact them, including data analysis, customer UX/UI, online/app channels and target markets, product complexities, fee structures, "fair value" and intermediation.
This episode features Simon Treacy (senior associate, Financial Regulation, London; simon.treacy@linklaters.com) and Duncan Campbell (managing associate, Financial Regulation, London; duncan.campbell@linklaters.com).
For more detail, see our infographic. And for all our thinking on the consumer duty including other publications, infographics and podcast episodes, visit our webpage.
Thursday Aug 05, 2021
The New German Supply Chain Due Diligence Law – what companies need to know // ESG
Thursday Aug 05, 2021
Thursday Aug 05, 2021
Episode 9: ESG Soundbite Series
For years, business and human rights in supply chains have been a top priority for many companies across various industries. For a long time, the focus was on voluntary compliance, but this is currently changing in many jurisdictions and on EU level. With the recently enacted German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act passed, the German legislator has set binding requirements that in-scope companies will have to fulfil as of January 2023. In this podcast we give you an overview of the new obligations and discuss the consequences and practical challenges for businesses.
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Episode 7: Global Business Crime Outlook
In our seventh episode hosted by Ben Packer, we speak to Erez Liebermann, Peter Church and our guest speaker from FTI Consulting, Dave Harvey. We discuss who is behind these cyber-attacks, how they operate as well as our top tips on how to prepare for and respond to a cyber incident.
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Hong Kong approaches // Contentious Regulatory
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Tuesday Aug 03, 2021
Episode 5: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss how Hong Kong financial services regulation and supervision addresses non-financial misconduct. We outline the roles of the SFC and HKMA, examine how the regulatory framework applies to individuals' non-financial misconduct, detail the regulation of senior manager and firm accountability for incidents involving firm employees, address reporting and notifications issues, and describe protections afforded to whistleblowers.
This episode features Andrew Chung and Denise Fung (partners, dispute resolution, Hong Kong), Sumit Indwar (partner, financial regulation, Hong Kong) and Duncan Campbell (managing associate, financial services contentious regulation, London).
For more detail, see our full publication reviewing the approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in 12 key jurisdictions.
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Restructuring Plans – Friend or Foe? // Restructuring & Insolvency
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Episode 2: R&I Soundbites
In this podcast, our Partner Nick Le Masurirer, Managing Associate, Dionne Brown and Associate Hannah Barrett Brown, consider the key features of Part 26A restructuring plans.
Friday Jul 23, 2021
Consumer redress // Consumer Duty
Friday Jul 23, 2021
Friday Jul 23, 2021
Episode 2: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
In this podcast episode we review the various mechanisms for consumers to obtain redress from financial services firms. We assess how the FCA’s proposal to extend the private right of action to cover Principle breaches (including any new Consumer Principle) might fit within the current framework. Crucially, will this achieve the FCA’s aim of securing a higher level of protection to consumers?
This episode features Lara Adamson (Associate, Dispute Resolution, London), Tom Rudrum (Associate, Dispute Resolution, London).
Visit our webpage on the FCA's proposed consumer duty for our latest insights and the infographic that accompanies this episode.
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Recent Developments in Asia – 21 July 2021 // Funds and Financial Sponsors
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Episode 4: Antitrust and Funds
The fifth and final episode in our funds and financial sponsors antitrust and foreign investment podcast mini-series focuses on recent developments in Asia, with a deep dive into VIE structures, increased enforcement of SAMR in the tech sector and the more proactive approach taken by regulators across the region.
In this episode, Anna Mitchell, Xi Liao and Marcus Pollard from our Antitrust & Foreign Investment team discuss the differences between the more established antitrust systems and the newcomers on the scene, and what issues are currently on their radar. Tune in to stay on top of these recent developments and the important issues that private equity investors should currently be aware of.
Thursday Jul 08, 2021
EU plans for DORA // FRG
Thursday Jul 08, 2021
Thursday Jul 08, 2021
Episode 6: Operational Resilience
Florian Reul, Kathrin Hafner and Simon Treacy discuss the EU’s draft Digital Operational Resilience Act, known as DORA.
Florian Reul, Managing Associate: “DORA is providing a game plan on how to become better at addressing ICT risks.”
Friday Jun 25, 2021
German approaches // Contentious Regulatory
Friday Jun 25, 2021
Friday Jun 25, 2021
Episode 4: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode we discuss how German financial services regulation and supervision addresses non-financial misconduct. We examine the grounds on which a senior individual might be removed from role for non-financial misconduct or failing to control the risk of non-financial misconduct in their organisations. We also cover German whistleblowing protections including the current state of play on Germany’s implementation of the Whistleblowing Directive. This episode features Andreas Dehio (partner, financial regulation, Frankfurt), Christian Schmitt (partner, dispute resolution, Frankfurt) and Sara Cody (counsel, financial regulation, London).
For more detail, see our full publication reviewing the approach to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in 12 key jurisdictions.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Important business services // FRG
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 5: Operational Resilience
Pansy Wong, Rebecca Heaysman and Simon Treacy examine important business services and how to identify them.
Pansy Wong, Partner: “In our experience there’s a feedback loop, so once you work through the other operational resilience obligations you may find yourself revisiting your approach to how you identified those important business services in the first place.”
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
June 2021 - E-money communications and a new duty of care // Fintech
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 19: Payments Monthly
The FCA has told e-money firms to explain to their customers how their money is protected. In this month’s payments podcast, Harry Eddis, Jean Price, Paul Harris and Simon Treacy talk about the impact these communications will have, plus financial promotions and the FCA’s plans for a consumer duty of care.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Freezing awards // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 6: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
Freezing awards at any time before vesting time is a sort of half-way house to malus. Why and how to do it. And to conclude, some top tips
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Malus and clawback // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 5: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
Applying malus and clawback: when; what for - the trigger events; how - the process to follow, and on which awards?
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
How do you exercise discretion? // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 4: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
The tricky topic of exercising discretion: what the courts are looking at and avoiding the potential pitfalls.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Restricted shares and overriding formulaic outcomes // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 3: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
Alternative methods of risk adjustment: restricted shares and overriding formulaic outcomes, and participants’ likely reactions.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Risk adjustment // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 2: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
An increasing focus of how the regulatory regimes are applied in practice, relates to adjustment for financial and non-financial risks. How is this done and what is spilling over into the PLC sphere.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Setting the scene // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 1: Risk and pay: lessons from the financial sector
A brief look at the regulatory regimes in the financial sector: where they come from and what they say, to provide some context for episodes which follow.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 5: Governing pay: how did we get here and where next?
What’s in store for corporate governance and remuneration following the government’s recent executive pay proposals in the White Paper on audit reform.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
ESG and pay, what’s happening and where next? // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 4: Governing pay: how did we get here and where next?
Another current “hot topic” in the corporate governance landscape and integrating environmental, social and governance factors into pay decision-making processes.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Four areas of recent focus in governance and executive pay // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 3: Governing pay: how did we get here and where next?
A detailed look at four distinct governance areas with developing impact on executive pay: pay ratio disclosure, pension contributions, malus and clawback and post-employment shareholding requirements.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Corporate governance and private companies // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 2: Governing pay: how did we get here and where next?
Continuing to look at the developments that have impacted remuneration disclosures, this time what’s happening on corporate governance for large private companies.
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Corporate governance disclosures and how they impact pay // Employment & Incentives
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Wednesday Jun 16, 2021
Episode 1: Governing Pay how did we get here and where next?
The most recent legislative changes affecting remuneration disclosures, investor expectations on compliance with corporate governance requirements in determining pay, and the impact of Covid-19.
Tuesday Jun 15, 2021
US approaches // Contentious Regulatory
Tuesday Jun 15, 2021
Tuesday Jun 15, 2021
Episode 3: Non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing
In this podcast episode, we discuss US legal and regulatory approaches to non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing in financial services. We look at some examples of the ways that US regulators have been addressing non-financial misconduct, starting with FINRA at the Federal level and outlining the relevance of Federal employment law and regulators. We examine the whistleblowing protections afforded by Federal law and also the position in the State of New York. Finally, we step through a worked example to bring it all together.
For more, read our report on non-financial misconduct and whistleblowing – the approach of regulators in 12 key jurisdictions.
Duncan Campbell (Managing Associate, Financial Regulation, London) hosts this discussion with Doug Davison (Partner, Dispute Resolution, Washington, D.C.) and Somin Lee (Associate, Dispute Resolution, New York City). Recorded in June 2021.
Wednesday Jun 09, 2021
The first consultation // Consumer Duty
Wednesday Jun 09, 2021
Wednesday Jun 09, 2021
Episode 1: The FCA’s Consumer Duty
Dispute resolution partner Alison Wilson and financial regulation counsel Sara Cody discuss the FCA's recent consultation on the introduction of a "consumer duty" in financial services. We give an overview of the proposals and consider their key aspects, and give some thought to the practical implications for firms.
For more details, see our infographic.
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Episode 6: Global Business Crime Outlook
In this sixth episode hosted by Sara Trainor, Elly Proudlock and Jane Larner discuss how recent failures to secure convictions of individuals for corporate wrongdoing may impact on the long term success of the DPA process.
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Implications of Covid-19 on M&A in Private Equity // Funds and Financial Sponsors
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Episode 4: Antitrust and Funds
The fourth episode in our funds and financial sponsors antitrust and foreign investment podcast focuses on the impact of Covid-19 on Private Equity M&A, with a particular focus on merger control and foreign investment filing requirements in the UK and the EU.
In this episode, Anna Mitchell, Nick Peristerakis and Jennifer Willis from our Antitrust & Foreign Investment team discuss with Chris Boycott from our Financial Sponsors practice the implications of the pandemic on private equity deals and the new opportunities presented by the post-pandemic economic landscape. Tune in to stay on top of these recent developments and the important issues that private equity investors should currently be aware of.
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Episode 3: Antitrust and Funds
The third episode in our funds and financial sponsors antitrust and foreign investment podcast focuses on how Joe Biden’s new administration will shape US antitrust enforcement and foreign investment control in the coming years.
In this episode, London AFIG Partner Anna Mitchell is joined by Antonia Sherman and Jon Gafni from our US AFIG team and Karolis Pocius from our Brussels AFIG team to explore what policy and legislative changes we might expect from Joe Biden’s administration and what effect the new agenda will have on antitrust and foreign investment. Our experts also discuss how these changes might impact the way financial investors, PE investors and funds do US deals in the future. Tune in to stay on top of these developments and be well-prepared for the next four years of Biden’s antitrust policy.
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
LIBOR transition in the US loan market // Banking
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Episode 4: IBOR Soundbites
In this podcast, our Partner Danelle le Cren and Counsel Philip Lee discuss the LIBOR transition in the US loan markets.
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
EURIBOR and the transition to risk-free rate loans // Banking
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Episode 3: IBOR Soundbites
In this podcast, our Partners Kathryn Merryfield and Mees Roelofs explore the possible future of EURIBOR and the transition to risk-free rate loans.
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
The Asia perspective on LIBOR transition in the loan markets // Banking
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Episode 2: IBOR Soundbites
In this podcast, our Partners Nathalie Hobbs and Christopher Bradley discuss the Asia perspective on LIBOR transition in the loan markets.
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Lending in the new compounded risk-free rate world // Banking
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Tuesday Jun 01, 2021
Episode 1: IBOR Soundbites
In this podcast, our Partner Benedict James and Managing Associate Bobby Butcher explore the impact of lending in the new compounded risk-free rate world.
Monday May 24, 2021
Cartels: Horizon scanning // Business Crime & Investigations
Monday May 24, 2021
Monday May 24, 2021
Episode 5: Global Business Crime Outlook
In our fifth episode Alison Saunders, Tom Cassels, Doug Tween and Jonas Koponen will be discussing recent cartel developments and horizon scanning for future risk and legislative and enforcement changes.