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28 June 2017
One year down the line the market still hasn't changed, with the larger firms continuing to take the lion's share of the work
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28 June 2017
The startup’s anticipated public offering could follow in the footsteps of Snap's, concerning investor bodies and lobbyists
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27 June 2017
A change in legislation and the increased availability of funds have prompted a rise in claims against banks and companies
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14 June 2017
Chinese companies are not up to scratch and foreign regulators often struggle to take action
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09 June 2017
All the winning individuals, teams and firms from last week's ceremony in New York
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31 May 2017
Rising levels of distressed asset sales could help the country's fight against white collar crime, though some say this is overly optimistic
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17 May 2017
Incoming chairman Jay Clayton is expected to outline a new line of work but no major rollback is expected
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19 April 2017
Shareholder-originated motions at two major banks could pave the way for new processes governing director nomination
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22 March 2017
He has in the past dismissed it, but lawyers say scrapping the far-reaching legislation is unlikely to be a high priority
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08 March 2017
The UK framework is 12 months old this week, but questions remain over regulatory references and handover certificates
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08 February 2017
The decision, a first for a US company, is a deviation from the trend towards better shareholder rights
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01 February 2017
Panellists at IFLR’s European In-house Counsel summit shared their secrets in a growing area of concern for corporates