Lawyers at Hogan Lovells and Linklaters say that clients affected by T+1 implementation in the UK are focusing on operational changes to avoid regulatory hiccups
Companies and financiers should carefully observe the legal and regulatory implications of the new international carbon trading market as it begins to take shape in the coming months and years
Norton Rose Fulbright and Gorrissen Federspiel lawyers explain how the EU’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation has added to uncertainty about deal notifications in the past year
While a Dutch appeal court ruled that it could not order Shell to reduce its carbon emissions by a specific amount by a certain date, this is unlikely to halt the impact of climate litigation on all aspects of a company’s affairs
Lawyers at Davis Polk and Goodwin say that revisions to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act’s pre-merger notification rules mean businesses that want to move forward with certain US deals will have to produce more information earlier
As Donald Trump’s reelection is set to upend US financial regulation over the next four years, businesses should be prioritising the measures they want the new administration to change
As the US looks set to re-propose its version of the Basel 3.1 endgame package on bank capital requirements, lawyers at Mayer Brown and Arnold & Porter say clients still have time to influence what it looks like
Lawyers at BCLP and Macfarlanes say that alternative lenders are looking to shake up the lending market when UK implementation of Basel 3.1 rules on regulatory capital for banks begins in 2026
