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Global law firms with strong multidisciplinary expertise are primed to capitalise on the newly adopted act’s impact
While AI can help resolve data issues in sustainable investing, it can create problems such as information breaches and inherent bias in data
Newly appointed partners Anastasia Slivker and Ryan Waggoner expect M&A activity to pick up, driving the need for the firm to advise on more venture capital deals
While the region has been affected by geopolitical tensions, optimism persists in sectors such as renewables and healthcare
Businesses are struggling to meet a wide range of ESG requirements which affect dealmaking
Companies engaged in M&A should prepare for the FSR in transaction planning and documentation
Norton Rose Fulbright Ascendant lawyers examine the risks and responsibilities for directors as the jurisdiction embarks on a path to net-zero
Adam Sanitt of Norton Rose Fulbright explores the implications of the case for digital assets
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Sponsored by Norton Rose FulbrightThe Bahamas has introduced one of the world’s first central bank digital currencies as it looks to improve access and efficiency for payment systems
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Sponsored by Norton Rose FulbrightBeijing-based Norton Rose Fulbright partner Barbara Li explains what China’s new foreign direct investment rules mean for foreign companies entering one of the world’s biggest marketplaces
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Sponsored by Norton Rose FulbrightNorton Rose Fulbright partner Neil O’May, who recently represented a former Tesco executive, queries whether it’s time to review the deferred prosecution agreement model
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Sponsored by Hogan LovellsThis month's issue explores if equivalence is a backdoor route for UK firms to maintain access to EU markets
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Sponsored by Clifford ChanceIFLR hosted the UK’s leading regulatory lawyers to discuss the best path forward for London’s financial institutions seeking single market access. The debate was friendly but the differences were often stark
