Welcome to the fourth episode of this podcast series, in which our London-based trainee solicitor Amy Donlevey interviews Competition & EU Partner, Peter Willis.

The podcast explores the UK’s National Security and Investment Regime which entered into force on 4 Jan 2022. Peter gives an overview of the new regime and which businesses will be captured by it. Peter also dives into three of the 17 sensitive sectors, and the consequences of not making a mandatory notification. You can find our related article and practical flowchart here: New National Security and Investment Regime enters into force (twobirds.com)

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Gaming & Esports Associate, Will Deller, (https://bit.ly/WillDellerTwoBirdsContactPage) chats to IP Partner, Rebecca O’Kelly-Gillard, (https://bit.ly/RebeccaTwoBirdsContactPage) about the crossover between these two giant industries and how businesses can protect and enhance their brands in this new environment.

Welcome to the third episode of Competitive Edge - The Podcast. In this episode Bird & Bird counsel Päivi Tammilehto (Helsinki) and senior associate Ariane Le Strat(London)https://www.twobirds.com/en/our-lawyers/a/ariane-le-strat discuss the key changes set out in the draft EU VBER (Vertical Block Exemption Regulation) which will come into force in May 2022, upgrading the terms of safe harbour available to supply chain agreements across the EU.

In Competitive Edge – The Podcast we dissect topical competition law issues to help you understand how they may affect your business.

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In this extended podcast our Spanish team discusses the ‘Open Revolution’, examining trends and the lessons Open Insurance can take from Open Banking.

Welcome to the second episode of Competitive Edge - The Podcast, in which our London-based trainee solicitors Amy Donlevey and Rory Coutts take a look at the UK’s Green Claims Code.

The podcast explores the UK’s Green Claims Code which sets out the six guiding principles any businesses who make environmental claims need to comply with. It also touches on how this fits in with the CMA’s other work, online platform moderation, and the challenges we foresee for businesses complying with the Code.

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The conversation continues between Fnatic’s GC, Andrew Cooke, and Bird & Bird’s Will Deller.

Andrew Cooke, General Counsel at Fnatic, discusses all things esports with Bird & Bird’s Will Deller.

In this podcast our Payments team discuss the various ongoing streams in Europe surrounding Apple’s Near Field communication antenna - better known as NFCs.

Our host Simi Khagram is joined by Dr Saskia King to discuss how collaboration in Financial Services may fall foul of anti-competitive legislation, the asymmetric impact of PSD2, and the hot topic that is Open Banking.

In the second part of our digital transformation podcast Simi Khagram is again joined by Giuseppe D’Agostino and Christina Fleming, in this session they focus on the digital data economy, the impact of Covid 19, and the growing number of regulations in the FinTech sector.