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In this episode, Credit Where It’s Due hosts, Leanne Banfield, Ruhi Patil, Ashley Rowlands and Christy Tsui introduce DSP’s first vodcast focused on emerging trends in the credit space and offer a glimpse into what viewers can expect from upcoming episodes.
For all episodes visit our Credit Where It's Due webpage.
In the second episode, Christa Band, Mike Munk, Rebecca Burton, Faye Presland, Elenor Parkhouse and Sadie Buls discuss the Supreme Court’s recent refusal in Phillipp v Barclays Bank to extend the Quincecare duty in APP fraud cases, the recent ClientEarth v Shell climate related derivative action case, and the latest data privacy class action claim struck out by the High Court.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our Leading Questions webpage.
In episode four of WINS, we welcome Laura Ashworth-Cape from Fnatic to the podcast and discuss their experience around being head of legal at the world’s leading esports organisation and the difficulties women face in the esports sphere.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our WINS: Women IN Sport podcast series.
In our ninth episode, Doug Davison is joined by Ellen Zhang (partner) and Michael Lamson (counsel) from the Litigation, Arbitration and Investigation group, along with Alex Roberts (counsel) from the TMT group in the PRC. They delve into China's newly revised Anti-Espionage Law, its implications for data security, and the potential impact on multinationals with connections to mainland China. They discuss increasing interest by multinational organisations on the enhanced risks stemming from recent changes to the PRC data security regime and the uptick in investigations and enforcement by PRC authorities against non-PRC entities.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our The Most Important Issues in Business Crime podcast series.
In this episode, partner Raza Naeem and senior associate Julia Bhatti discuss the ESMA external reviewer regime introduced by the Regulation, including the requirements for registration and mandatory reporting requirements for external reviewers of EU green bond labelled bonds.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our EU Green Bond Regulation webpage.
In this episode, partners Barbara Lauer and Alexander Shopov and counsel George Gooderham discuss the EU Green Bond Regulation in the context of securitisations, including the specific disclosure and exclusion requirements for EU green bond labelled securitisations.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our EU Green Bond Regulation webpage.
In this episode, partners Véronique Delaittre and Ben Dulieu discuss the optional disclosure regime introduced in the Regulation for other non-labelled green bonds and green sustainability-linked bonds.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our EU Green Bond Regulation webpage.
In this episode, counsel Hugo van der Molen and managing associate Amelia Rice discuss the mandatory disclosure and reporting requirements for EU green bond labelled bonds.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our EU Green Bond Regulation webpage.
In this episode of Crypto Facto with Josh Klayman, Signum Growth CEO and Founder Angela Dalton returns for a discussion of the Financial Stability Board’s latest crypto report, a new digital asset market structure bill, litigation over AI IP rights, the changing tide for NFTs in video games, and an NFT with the potential gamify your life. Listen to Josh’s and Angela’s hot takes now.
To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our Crypto Facto webpage.
Christoph Barth sits down with Damien Levie, who heads up the unit on Technology & Security, FDI Screening in the Directorate-General for Trade at the European Commission, to discuss how the EU FDI Screening Mechanism is working in practice, and prospects for reform.
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To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our Linklaters Global Foreign Investment Podcast Series webpage.
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