United Kingdom
While the regulatory outlook on non-financial misconduct might be murky in the UK, the financial services industry has an important role to play in tackling this pervasive problem
Simon Caridia joins the finance practice as the firm looks to capitalise on infrastructure opportunities
Lawyers anticipate a strong focus on corporate governance and regulatory compliance in upcoming client work
From geopolitical and demographic challenges to technological and regulatory change, financial services firms are having to adapt to an ever-changing environment in 2025
New hires were made across the finance, corporate and funds practices in London, Hong Kong and New York
Antitrust partners in London, Düsseldorf and Brussels say 2025 could be strong for dealmaking despite tighter merger control rules
New hires were made across the finance and corporate practices in London, Tokyo, Hong Kong and New York
New hires were made across the finance, antitrust and corporate practices in London, Düsseldorf, Houston and Washington, DC
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Sponsored by Latham & WatkinsNick Cline, Robbie McLaren, Douglas Abernethy, and Christian Roberts, Latham & Watkins -
Sponsored by Baker McKenzieDemanding macroeconomic and geopolitical factors have led borrowers in the leveraged finance market to pursue alternative arrangements, but experts from Baker McKenzie suggest there are signs of a brighter outlook in the UK
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Sponsored by Drew & NapierBenedict Teo, Tham Feei Sy and Yvette Fong of Drew & Napier draw on case law from Singapore and the UK in analysing the main legal difficulties for cryptocurrency stakeholders
