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Linking the UK and EU’s emission trading systems is a solution which improves cooperation on energy and climate, benefitting consumers and businesses alike
New hires were made across the investment funds, financial services and M&A practices in London, Dallas, Houston, Chicago and New York
The UK managing partner reflects on her career and discusses the opportunities ahead for the firm, particularly in leveraged finance
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
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has issued an interim final rule restoring its streamlined process for reviewing bank merger applications
View the 2025 EMEA Women in Business Law shortlist and join us on June 25 at The Waldorf Hilton in London
While M&A activity in public markets may decline, the private market could gain momentum as it operates under different market dynamics
Three of the firm’s lawyers discuss the key drivers behind dealmaking activity and how they adopt a strategic approach in helping clients navigate challenges
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Sponsored by Cleary Gottlieb Steen & HamiltonRecent cases in the UK and US have tested the 128-year-old rule. Cleary Gottlieb lawyers explain what this means for future restructurings -
Sponsored by Clifford ChanceKate Scott of Clifford Chance considers the risks that AI use could expose financial institutions to, and what steps can be taken to avoid getting burnt
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Sponsored by Clifford ChanceAnna Biala, Peter Chapman, Jack Hardman and Jennifer Mbaluto from Clifford Chance’s global fintech group take a bird’s eye view of fintech developments across EMEA and how regulators are responding
