How prepared is your organisation for evolving regulatory changes and potential enforcement actions? Our just-launched interactive video brochure explores the depth and breadth of our global Regulatory & Investigations offering. With insights gleaned from over 60 of our lawyers across the globe, we cover critical areas such as ESG, White-Collar Crime, Sanctions, Professional Services Regulatory, Financial Services Regulatory, People & Employment, and Technology & Data 💡 Learn more about how we can support your regulatory risk management strategy 👉 https://bit.ly/3A27f5f #ClydesRegulatoryInvestigations #RegulatoryRisk #Regulatory #Investigations
About us
We're a global law firm providing a complete service to clients in our core sectors of insurance, transport, energy, infrastructure and trade & commodities With over 5,000 people operating from over 60 offices and associated offices across six continents, Clyde & Co is committed to creating successful outcomes for our clients. Our globally integrated teams of disputes, regulatory and transactional lawyers provide a comprehensive range of legal services and advice to businesses operating at the heart of global trade and commerce. Our success in the past 90 years has been built on our vision of a single global partnership, providing a platform that offers rapid access to expertise, wherever you operate in the world. As our clients have evolved, so have our core values. We believe that these values - Work as one, Excel with clients, Celebrate difference and Act boldly - reflect our firm, our strategy and our commitment to delivering commercially-minded legal advice, client-focused services, and innovative technological solutions to support our clients. Aligned with these values is Clyde & Co's commitment to being a responsible business. We take responsibility for the impact we have on the environment, seeking to reduce it as much and as quickly as possible. We strive to be a positive contributor to the communities in which we operate across our entire global network. We take steps to foster a truly diverse and inclusive workplace, that allows all of our people to flourish, for the benefit of our colleagues, the firm and our clients.
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- 1933
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- Aviation, Energy, Infrastructure, Insurance, Shipping, Trade & commodities, Real estate, Finance, Corporate & commercial, Employment, Immigration & Pensions, Dispute resolution, Healthcare, Regulatory Compliance, Construction, and Litigation
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Recent worldwide events have highlighted the potential vulnerabilities that can arise from the fall out of technology failures or a cyber event 🌐 By being prepared and resilient, organisations can put themselves in the best possible position to respond and recover should the worst happen. We share how organisations can recover swiftly and boost resilience by having adequate policies and procedures in place: https://bit.ly/4dmVnsU #Cyber #Tech
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📢 A Clyde & Co team led by corporate partner Eva-Maria Barbosa and senior associate Adriaan Louw has advised Eccelsia Group, a leading German insurance broker, on its acquisition of assona GmbH, a specialist MGA, from insurtech wefox. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e_-tMSBt #Insurance #Insurtech
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#Australia's financial services regulatory and compliance landscape is changing rapidly - our weekly Regulatory Roundup ensures you are up to date with the most important changes. In each edition, we set out key developments from the past week. In this most recent edition: 👉 ASIC brings charges for ‘pump and dump’ conspiracy: Four people have been criminally charged for their alleged involvement in a coordinated scheme to pump up shares in Australian stock values before dumping them at inflated prices. 👉 ASIC report on cleanliness of equity markets: ASIC’s latest market cleanliness report, Equity market cleanliness snapshot report 786 July 2024, has stated Australia’s equity markets continue to operate with a high level of integrity and remain consistently among the cleanest in the world. 👉 APRA takes action against OnePath Custodians Pty Limited (OPC) for superannuation member issues: APRA has agreed to accept a court enforceable undertaking from OPC pledging to rectify compliance deficiencies and compensate members. 👉 APRA completes program to modernise the prudential architecture: APRA has published the final version of its new digital Prudential Handbook, signalling the delivery of its multi-year project to modernise the prudential architecture (MPA). 👉 International perspective: CB Payments Limited (CBPL), which is part of Coinbase Group, has been fined £3.5M by the UK FCA for repeatedly breaching a requirement that prevented the firm from offering services to high-risk customers. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFPYJGY2 Avryl Lattin, Matt Ellis, Liam Hennessy, Isabella Jones, Crystal Sanders, Amy Thompson #Regulatory #Compliance #FinancialServices #FAR #DigitalAssets #Risk
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⚡ The legal landscape of renewable energy in #Kenya: opportunities & challenges for global investors Kenya’s legal framework offers a supportive and structured environment for investments into renewable energy, with specific laws, regulations, and policies designed to promote renewables projects. Jared Kangwana (Jr), Alex Devereux, Andrew Njau and Lucy Mwaniki delve into the legal framework governing renewable energy investments in Kenya and highlight opportunities and challenges for global investors: https://bit.ly/3LDthxE #RenewableEnergy #Investors #ClimateAction
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🎉 Congratulations to Liam Hennessy, who has been singled out by Blockchain APAC for the "[DA] Top 50 Impact List", highlighting those who have the greatest effect on the direction of the digital asset sector in Australia, who are domain experts in the public and private sector, and who are committed to the sector or are having an outsized impact on its development. Find out more here 👉 https://www.dalist.com.au/ #DigitalAssets #Blockchain #FinancialServices
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Report: The rapid proliferation is a prime disruptor for businesses worldwide. Legal and tech teams are forced to update internal governance procedures to align with external frameworks, while commercial leaders grapple with regulatory uncertainty around new products, services and business models being developed by #AI-enabled market competitors and their own R&D teams 💼 Our 2024 #CorporateRiskRadar2024 reveals the strategies and innovative approaches that business leaders will use to address the risks ahead. Our full report: https://bit.ly/3LqkezW #RiskManagement
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Podcast: How is litigation evolving in the AI space as regulations strive to keep pace with the technology? We're pleased to launch the third episode of our Embracing AI podcast series! Our host Chris Williams, Partner in London, is joined by Alexandra Lester, Partner in Dubai, Marc Voses, Partner in New York and Dr. Florian Pötzlberger, Counsel in Munich. Together they explore the legal challenges and risks of using AI technology in the litigation sphere. 🎧 Stream via our website, Apple Podcasts or Spotify: https://bit.ly/4fdgrUj #AI #Litigation
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Proud to have been recognised in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2024! ✈️ Band 1: Private Aircraft ⛵ Band 2: Yachts & Superyachts In more good news, Mark Bisset, Nick Harding, Stuart Miller, Giovanna Cabbia, Tim Schommer and Timothy Crockford are also featured in the Guide for their expertise in Private Aircraft, Yachts & Superyachts and Art and Cultural Property Law. Congrats all! #HighNetWorth
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#Australia's financial services regulatory and compliance landscape is changing rapidly - our weekly Regulatory Roundup ensures you are up to date with the most important changes. In each edition, we set out key developments from the past week. In this most recent edition: 👉 American Express breach of Design & Distribution Laws: The Federal Court has ordered American Express Australia Limited to pay $8 million in penalties for breaching the design and distribution obligations in relation to two co-branded credit cards (with David Jones). 👉 ASIC has acknowledged royal assent of the Treasury Laws Amendments (Delivering Better Financial Outcomes and Other Measures) Act 2024 (DBFO Act). 👉 Former BitConnect promoter John Bigatton convicted for providing unlicensed financial advice: Australian promoter of BitConnect, John Bigatton, has been convicted by the Sydney District Court for providing unlicensed financial advice contrary to section 911B(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). 👉 Second round of public consultation on proposed reforms to the AML/CTF regime has drawn to a close: The latest round of consultation on proposed reforms to the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) regime sought feedback on proposed legislative changes affecting current reporting entities as well as certain entities providing higher-risk services (such as lawyers, accountants, trust and company service providers, real estate agents and dealers in precious metals and stones). 👉 International focus: the US Securities and Exchange Commission last week announced an award of more than $37 million to a whistle-blower who provided information not previously known to the SEC and which significantly contributed to a successful enforcement action. The potential application of bounties is being positively considered by the Government in Australia after the Senate Inquiry on ASIC recommended incentivising whistle-blowers. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g5UArcVB Avryl Lattin, Matt Ellis, Liam Hennessy, Isabella Jones, Crystal Sanders, Amy Thompson #Regulatory #Compliance #FinancialServices #FAR #DigitalAssets #Risk