In the first episode of series 2 of Virtually Everything, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey welcome listeners back with a detailed exploration of a pivotal DIFC Courts case in the virtual asset sector. The case in focus is Gate MENA DMCC, and Huobi MENA FZE, against Tabarak Investment Capital Limited and Christian Thurner, a case that was introduced in series 1 and has since progressed to an appeal.

In the third instalment of our Embracing AI podcast series, host Chris Williams explores how litigation is developing in the generative AI space, as regulation strives to catch up with the technology. He welcomes three speakers from Clyde and Co's Dispute Resolution Group around the world: Alex Lester, Partner in the Middle East, Marc Voses, Partner in New York, and Dr Florian Pötzlberger, Counsel in Munich.

This podcast was recorded before the hearing that took place on 11 July. 

In the final episode in the first series of the Virtually Everything podcast, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey are re-joined by William Deeb to delve into the intricacies of certain types of virtual assets, and de-mystify other key terms frequently used in this sector.

This is the seventh episode of Clyde & Co’s Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey explore the groundbreaking new digital assets laws enacted in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). They are joined by Andrew Spink KC and Justina Stewart from Outer Temple Chambers, who played pivotal roles in advising on and drafting these new laws.

This is the sixth episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey delve into the virtual assets sector in Australia with insights from Will Deeb, an associate from the financial services regulation team in Brisbane.

In the second episode of our Embracing AI podcast series, host Chris Williams explores how AI can assist with the energy transition and decarbonisation. He is joined by guests, Richard Power, a Clyde & Co Partner specialising in clean energy and the energy transition, and Oliver Cronk, Technology Director, and specialist in sustainable technology, at Scott Logic, a software development company.

This is the fifth episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey are joined by Michelle Wong, an associate in the corporate insurance team based in Hong Kong, to explore the regulatory environment surrounding virtual assets in this vibrant city.

Welcome to our new Embracing AI Podcast Series, hosted by Clyde & Co Partner, Chris Williams, which explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries and sectors.

In this first episode, Tim Van Kampen, a Senior Associate in Clyde & Co’s global specialty insurance practice, interviews Lord Chris Holmes of Richmond, sponsor of the recently tabled AI Bill, to discuss what the proposed legislation means for the UK business and technology landscape.

This is the fourth episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey welcome Zhen Guang Lam, a senior associate in the corporate team based in Singapore. Throughout the episode, Zhen Guang shares invaluable insights into the regulatory landscape of the virtual assets space in Singapore.

Welcome to the third episode of our Digital Resilience podcast series, in which host Dino Wilkinson explores the opportunities and risks associated with blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrencies. In this instalment, Wilkinson is joined by Rachel Cropper-Mawer, co-Chair of Clyde & Co’s Regulatory and Investigations Practice Group based in London, Jehan-Philippe Wood, a litigation and investigations and disputes partner based in Perth, and Liam Hennessy, a regulatory practitioner and partner based in Brisbane.