As the world intensifies its efforts toward Net Zero, Asia stands at the forefront of the global energy transition, representing half of global energy demand and emissions. With heavy dependence on fossil fuels across most large Asian economies, the path to Net Zero will be both challenging and full of opportunities for forward-thinking companies.

In this episode, Ninette Dodoo is discussing the emerging trends in Asia’s energy transition journey with Asia M&A partners Philip Morgan and Gordon Palmquist, as well as Jake Reynolds, the firm’s head of client sustainability and environment. Join us as we explore how corporate leaders can navigate risks and seize opportunities in Asia’s evolving energy landscape. 

In our latest podcast episode of Securing the Digital Future, Freshfields partner Rachael Annear is joined by Suzanne Cater and Amy Jordan from the UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, for an in-depth look at how online safety legislation is being applied in the UK and what businesses and organizations need to know. 

In this episode of our MedTech podcast series, partner Vinita Kailasanath sits down with Nada Hanafi, Co-founder of MedTech Color, to discuss Nada’s career, how diversity impacts the MedTech industry, and advice for future MedTech leaders.

Join partners Lindsay Hingston, Jonathan Kelly, and associate Madeleine Wall in our first "No Worse Off" episode of 2025.

In this episode, they explore the intersection between international sanctions and restructuring and insolvency, covering UK and EU developments while providing practical guidance on implementing restructuring solutions within sanctions frameworks.

Stay tuned for more insights into the world of restructuring, and thank you for listening to "No Worse Off."

The recent and upcoming changes to the heads of key antitrust agencies, and in particular the Chair of the UK Competition and Markets Authority, may signal a shift in approach to merger control.

In our latest Essential Antitrust podcast, our host Jenn Mellot is joined by fellow partners Thomas Janssens, Martin McElwee and Colin Raftery to discuss how this and other recent developments will affect deals going forward.  

The transitions taking place across agency leadership will maintain competition law and policy at the forefront of regulatory developments in 2025. In particular, antitrust policy will be shaped by political influences and growing pressure to consider domestic growth, security and economic resilience concerns, alongside other industrial policy goals.

In our latest Essential Antitrust podcast, our host Jenn Mellot is joined by fellow partners Alastair Chapman, Ilka Oberländer, and Kaori Yamada to explore navigating the key developments in global antitrust.

In our latest podcast episode of Securing the Digital Future, Freshfields partner Rachael Annear is joined by Michelle Ramsden from the US Department of Justice for an overview of the status of online safety regulation in the US. They discuss the complex patchwork of laws and regulations at both the state and federal levels, as well as how civil liberties and freedom of expression are impacting the development of online safety legislation.

In this episode of the MedTech podcast, Freshfields partner Vinita Kailasanath and Cimbal Capital Group principal Derek Underwood talk about his experience at the intersection of life sciences and tech, developing trends, and innovation in the space.

In the latest episode of "No Worse Off," hosts Lindsay Hingston and Emma Gateaud review 2024's key legal headlines. This year-end special showcases legal milestones, team achievements, and landmark events that have transformed the restructuring landscape throughout the year.

Stay tuned for more insights into the world of restructuring in 2025, and thank you for listening to "No Worse Off."

In this podcast series, the Freshfields People & Reward team discusses key topics in the executive reward space for publicly listed and private companies, including considerations for remuneration committees, transatlantic regulatory concerns, and the structure of specific incentive arrangements.

In the fourth episode of this series, Applying Malus and Clawback in practice, partners Alice Greenwell and David Mendel discuss the ‘pointy end’ of malus and clawback – what happens when companies want to use malus and clawback, and how to address the employment and other legal issues that may arise.