Nelson Jung is joined by Jennifer Mbaluto, Stephen Reese and Nicholas Hughes to discuss how IP, digital borders and cross-industry alliances are affecting deal activity, and the growing appetite for M&A in hard assets and infrastructure.

This episode features a live recording of partner Kate Gibbons 'in conversation' with megatrends analyst and former White House presidential advisor Dr. Pippa Malmgren. This event is part of Clifford Chance's 'Pioneering Women' series.

This episode features a live recording of partner Kate Gibbons 'in conversation' with megatrends analyst and former White House presidential advisor Dr. Pippa Malmgren. This event is part of Clifford Chance's 'Pioneering Women' series.

Ronen Journo, SVP of Enterprise and Workplace Strategy at WeWork in conversation with Marianne Toghill, Head of UK Real Estate and Construction. In Part 2, Ronen reveals his favourite WeWork projects.

Ronen Journo, SVP of Enterprise and Workplace Strategy at WeWork in conversation with Marianne Toghill, Head of UK Real Estate and Construction. In Part 2, Ronen reveals his favourite WeWork projects.

Former Head of the European Commission's Legal Service Michel Petite and our Head of EU Public Policy, Gail Orton explore the EU and UK's approach to the Brexit negotiations, interviewed by EU Antitrust Partner Katrin Schallenberg.

Former Head of the European Commission's Legal Service Michel Petite and our Head of EU Public Policy, Gail Orton explore the EU and UK's approach to the Brexit negotiations, interviewed by EU Antitrust Partner Katrin Schallenberg.

Misha Glenny, the best-selling author and executive producer of hit TV show McMafia and Clifford Chance partner Kate Gibbons explore the evolution of cyber-crime, its increasing links with organised crime, and the critical role we all play in cyber defence.

Ronen Journo, SVP of Enterprise and Workplace Strategy at WeWork in conversation with Marianne Toghill, Head of UK Real Estate and Construction, explore WeWork's approach to design and construction.

Tax Partner Dan Neidle and Head of UK Public Policy Phillip Souta discuss the practical implications of Labour's proposal for investors and businesses and what this might mean for shareholders.