Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft
Lawyers urge clients to stick by compliance efforts, following the White House’s mandate to pause new enforcement of the US anti-bribery and corruption law
Cadwalader lawyers examine the structural level considerations for securitisation under new amendments to the US’ commercial transaction law
While the UCC’s newly promulgated article 12 for electronic assets offers new advantages, it may also pose risks to securitised products
Christopher Horn is the firm’s newest addition to its growing financial regulation practice, which has made five hires in the past two years
Each week IFLR speaks to a different lawyer about their life and career
Andrew Karp’s mix of government service and in-house experience helps bolster the firm’s bank regulation offering, an area that is ‘pervasive, complex and occasionally opaque’
The committee’s dismissal signals that the six-year transition process is drawing to a close, but some Libor use subsists
Amid discussions around potential regulatory changes, some take the view that better oversight from financial services watchdogs should take priority
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Sponsored by Cadwalader Wickersham & TaftMichael Gambro and Michael Ruder of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft explore how regulators and the private sector in the US are looking towards better standardisation and classification systems, as the demand for green bond issuances grow -
Sponsored by Cadwalader Wickersham & TaftCadwalader Wickersham & Taft London partner Samantha Hutchinson highlights the challenges for working mothers in the legal profession and how the firm supports women and promotes diversity
