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Driven by US and EU shifts, anti-ESG activism is reshaping corporate governance, presenting challenges and opportunities for lawyers
Businesses and their suppliers are grappling with more stringent requirements on reporting and disclosure in a resource-constrained environment
While the UK financial services sector has an idea of regulators’ strategic approach to AI, further clarity on implementation is needed
Investors are becoming more concerned about ensuring loan agreements hold borrowers to well-defined ESG targets, according to a UK survey
Although new MiCA rules on stablecoins come into effect on June 30, regulatory technical standards remain in consultation phase
Global managing partner Rick van Aerssen said the firm is positioning itself at the forefront of Germany's industrial transformation
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Sponsored by Fellner Wratzfeld & PartnersRestructuring activity has also increased as the retail, real estate, and construction sectors struggle to cope with recent crises and rising costs, say Markus Fellner, Florian Henöckl, and Nadine Maros of Fellner Wratzfeld & Partners -
Sponsored by Bär & KarrerChristoph Neeracher, Luca Jagmetti, and Thomas Rohde of Bär & Karrer discuss Switzerland’s restructuring and insolvency landscape for 2024 and beyond
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Sponsored by JeantetThe system has proved to be effective in addressing companies with business difficulties, but areas of uncertainty remain, say Laïd Estelle Laurent, Jean Delapalme, and Claire Blondel of Jeantet
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