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  • “The law and market realities just didn’t match up,” says Jay Baris of Morrison & Foerster
  • MSBs must register with the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network following an amendment of their definition
  • As general counsel of Goldman Sachs's investment banking division since 2007, Laura Holleman has helped steer the bank through one of the most challenging economic crisis of the last century.
  • Talented, resilient, erudite – few general counsel have proven their worth quite as conclusively as Citi Japan's general counsel, Akiko Yamahara.
  • Mark Harding always knew that he wanted to be a lawyer. While children may dream of being an astronaut or a firefighter when they grow up, it was the intellectual challenge of the law that attracted him from a young age. "Everybody told me that I argued enough to make a decent lawyer," he says.
  • Whether attending to an enquiry in Europe or overseeing projects in Canada, Edith Shih is always immediately identified as the first point of contact. It is because she doesn't sleep, according Canning Fok, group managing director of Hutchison Whampoa.
  • As south-east Asia legal head at Standard Chartered, Ben Bowden has not just had a front-row seat for the Asian growth story. He has also played a starring role in his bank's progression from what was essentially a small Asia-focused currency house to the regional success story it is today.
  • It's a tough time for most senior in-house counsel. But Emma Slatter, general counsel for UK and western Europe at Deutsche Bank, has had a particularly bumpy ride. Appointed as general counsel just over a year ago, Slatter took the role during a time of huge cost cutting for the bank. It's just a shame this coincided with the start of the biggest regulatory overhaul in decades.
  • In February 2011, Vietnam's Ministry of Justice issued Circular 05/2011/TT/BTP providing guidelines on the registration of, and provision of information about, secured transactions and contracts. Circular 05 also provides important new legislation on the registration of secured contracts and transactions at Registration Centres of the National Office for Registration of Security Transactions under the Ministry of Justice.
  • As a result of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, certain books of derivative contracts must be transferred to other dealers.