Brexit: industry looks beyond trade deal With little more than a month to go until the end of the transition period, financial services firms are more focused on passporting and potential regulatory divergence By Alice Tchernookova November 26 2020
New National Security and Investment Bill will usher in new regime for UK The Bill incorporates aspects of CFIUS, and if passed would be a sharp break from the UK government’s past practice with respect to screening potential investments By Kirkland & Ellis November 17 2020
Poll shows that MAR is successfully combatting abuse A poll conducted during a recent industry event revealed that the regulation, although far from perfect, has so far proven to be successful By Alice Tchernookova November 13 2020
Election 2020: narrow Biden victory signals uncertainty for markets With the Senate race as yet undecided, the US regulatory system could be set for deadlock as it faces Republican resistance to change By John Crabb November 09 2020
Webinar: SEC and other developments affecting private capital markets IFLR and Mayer Brown will host a live webinar at 11am EST / 4pm GMT on Tuesday November 17 to discuss the changes brought about to the exempt offering framework by the JOBS Act By Mayer Brown November 03 2020
Webinar: Becoming a US public company: the new three-track process IFLR and Mayer Brown will host a live webinar at 11am EST / 4pm GMT on Tuesday, December 1 to discuss the new dynamics in the US capital markets By Mayer Brown November 03 2020
