We are pleased to share with you our latest episode of Pensions in a Pod, where industry specialists Tim Smith, Emma King, and Gemma Hanley explore the pressing issue of non-compliance with section 37, following the landmark Virgin Media judgments. As this issue evolves, our specialists help you stay ahead of the curve.

In part 2, Sierra Nicholson is joined by Eversheds Sutherland partners Ginger Faulk (US) and James Lindop (UK) to reflect on part 1 and discuss navigating the complexities of international regulatory differences, managing economic tensions among major global trading regions and identifying opportunities for financial services firms to enhance transaction facilitation and build trust between 'neutral market' partners.

In this series, Matthew Allen speaks with leaders and luminaries from the financial services industry exploring trends and opportunities in global financial markets in 2025. In this episode, Matthew is joined by Nicola Watkinson, Head of International at TheCityUK to explore trends in international trade and their impact on financial services. Listen to hear them discuss underlying themes in current trade policy, different regulatory approaches across global markets and increasing regional alliance, the role of financial services in global trade and how international regulatory cooperation impacts their operations and forecasts on the evolution of trade policy and the opportunities that presents

In our latest podcast, Clare Ward and Leonie Mcquaide explore the impact of the Morais decision in relation to withdrawing staff benefits during industrial action and the scope of Blacklisting Regulations.

The European Commission has introduced "Omnibus I", a set of proposed changes aimed at simplifying the CSRD, CSDDD, Taxonomy, and CBAM regulations under the Green Deal. These updates are designed to reduce the compliance burden for businesses operating within and outside the EU.

During this podcast, our team covers several key topics, including: •    An analysis of the proposed changes •    A discussion on the strategic implications for businesses and investors •    Strategies for affected businesses to ensure compliance amidst uncertain and evolving legal requirements

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Listen to the latest episode of our UK Conversations in Credit podcast, where Joanne Owens and Alexandra Byard discuss the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s findings on vulnerable customers and key themes from their recent publications, highlighting their impact on the retail finance market. 

Listen to the latest episode of our UK Conversations in Credit podcast, where we discuss topical issues and news related to consumer credit and mortgages, including the ongoing House of Lords Financial Services Committee hearing and its debates on balancing growth and innovation to ensure financial stability with regulations to protect consumers, and whether these can coexist.

With the present focus on infrastructure, DCOs are intended to streamline and expedite the planning process for specific types of projects. Planning Partner, Laura-Beth Hutton discusses when a DCO will be relevant and how to get the best out of the DCO procedure.

In this episode, we explore the distinctions in the role of counsel in inquests and inquiries.

Angharad Hurle, Legal Director at Eversheds Sutherland, and Sophie Cartwright KC, Barrister at Deans Court Chambers, examine the role and responsibilities of counsel in both inquisitorial processes. They delve into whether there are fundamental differences between the roles and consider the implications of transitioning an inquest into an inquiry.

Building on the release of our Global Freezing Orders Guide last year, this series of videocasts and podcasts features our colleagues from around the world discussing key issues and trends related to freezing orders in their respective jurisdictions.

 In the seventh episode of the series, we are joined by Mark Cooper, Matthew Howse, and Alastair Frood. Together, they provide valuable insights into the key aspects of freezing orders in England and Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.