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Episode 1Having woken up the news of a new Labour government, you may be asking what this means for the UK regulatory landscape? In this podcast, Ben Packer, Becky McGregor and Annabel Sim discuss how the newly elected Labour Government may im
Episode 1With a new government installed in Downing Street, the employment law landscape is set to change. The Labour party have set out detailed plans for a major overhaul of workplace rights with implications for business operations, HR and
Episode 6: WINS: Women IN SportsIn episode six of WINS, Jess Cao, Senior Legal Counsel at Australian Football League (AFL) Players’ Association, joins Georgina King, Managing Associate, and Sophia Kaiko, Associate in Linklaters’ Litigation, Ar
Episode 17: The Linklaters Ideas FoundrySpeakers: Kitty Perrin and Ian RodwellWe all know what it’s like to work in teams and how, at times, that experience can be invigorating, motivational and fulfilling. At other times, however, the experi
Episode 17: Key considerations when preparing your Consumer Duty Board reportInvestment Association (IA) Consumer Duty Lead Mandeep Bhandal joins Duncan Campbell and Oliver Palmer (Financial Regulation group, Linklaters) to discuss key conside
Episode 7: EU Green Bond RegulationIn this episode, counsel Catherine Wade and managing associate Erin McKeown discuss three aspects of the EU green bond label, including linkage with the Prospectus Regulation, the liability regime for EuGB is
Episode 3: PanDORA’s boxJimi Piggott-Bader, Bas Jennen and Leonard van den Ende summarise the DORA rules for reporting incidents and significant cyber threats.Leonard van den Ende: “DORA now prescribes that you have specific processes for ide
Episode 2: PanDORA’s boxJimi Piggott-Bader, Bas Jennen and Leonard van den Ende explore a key record-keeping requirement under DORA: the register of information.Bas Jennen: “Meeting the requirements for the DORA register brings out many impor
Episode 3: Credit Where It's DueIn the third episode of Credit Where It’s Due, Leanne Banfield and Christy Tsui welcomed Dorian Meric from MUFG Securities to the vodcast where they discussed the roles of banks in credit wrapped transactions, c
Episode 12: Crypto Facto with Josh KlaymanIn this episode of Crypto Facto, Josh Klayman, Linklaters’ Head of U.S. Head of Fintech and Head of Blockchain & Digital Assets, is joined by Jeff Cohen, Partner in Linklaters’ New York Capital Markets
Episode 33: Payments MonthlyUpcoming rule changes will give payment providers more time to investigate fraud. Firms also face more red tape when closing customer accounts. Jean Price and Arjun Lakhani sum up these changes and what payment firm
Episode 11: Global environmental crime and money laundering riskIn this eleventh episode, James Bowen and Jasmine Olomolaiye are joined by guest speaker Jamas Hodivala KC of Matrix chambers to discuss environmental crime and money laundering r
Episode 32: Payments MonthlyOur payments podcast returns with an update on the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act. In this episode, Andreas van Impe explains what payment firms should focus on to meet the DORA deadline.Listen to all epis
Episode 5: WINS: Women IN SportsIn episode five of WINS, Angela (Ane) Redmond Debro, Associate General Counsel of Athletics at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), joins Georgina King and Lillian Childress, associates in Linklaters’ Litig
Episode 1: PanDORA’s boxJimi Piggott-Bader, Gonzalo Diaz and Simon Treacy introduce DORA: what it does, who is affected and what rules are still under development.Gonzalo Diaz: “DORA aims to address a patchwork of obligations scattered among
Antitrust & Foreign Investment Legal Outlook 2024 - A broader approach to competitionAs 2024 draws near, undercurrents of economic and political pressure will continue to shape - and increase - competition regulation.In our Antitrust and Fore
Episode 3: Countdown to IFPR and the new pay rulesThe pay out process rules, some pitfalls with the non-cash instruments, the de minimis exemption and with MRTs; differences between the IFPR and IFD pay rules, and a useful checklist of things
Episode 5: Investigations InsightsIn this episode, Rachel Metcalf and Claire Macdonald speak to Will Crawford and Philip Kaye, founders of Argyll Strategy, to demystify the use of open source and human intelligence in investigations.Listen to
Episode 1Speaker: Marie SinnigerIn this episode I’m going to focus on the upcoming Luxembourg elections for staff representatives to be held on 12th March 2024. What can you do to ensure everything runs smoothly? Have you identified those emp
Episode 6: The Current State of Data Protection in AsiaA market wrap on our data protection podcast series which offers a whistle-stop tour at the evolving data privacy landscape in Southeast Asia. Our partner, Alex Roberts, and Head of Data P
Episode 8: R&I SoundbitesIn our latest podcast, our partners Rebecca Jarvis and Nick Le Masurier discuss the recent Adler Court of Appeal Judgment, and what it means for future restructurings.To watch all episodes in R&I Soundbites, visit our
Episode 4: Leading QuestionsEpisode 4 provides a deeper dive into Compulsory Mediation and the recent Court of Appeal case Churchill -v- Merthyr Tydfil [2023] EWCA Civ 1416. We provide our thoughts on the issues and key practical takeaways fo
Episode 5: The Current State of Data Protection in AsiaAfter two years of public consultations and amendments since its’ initial publication, the KSA Personal Data Protection Law was finally approved on 14 September 2023. Pending its’ formal e
Episode 3: The use of WhatsApp messages at work. In this episode, Sinead Casey is asked a series of questions about the use of WhatsApp messages at work, including: why this is an increasing issue for employers in the context of workplace inve
Episode 4: The Current State of Data Protection in AsiaIndonesia’s first overarching legislation on data protection, the Personal Data Protection Law, was enacted on 17 October 2022. A year on, questions on how the law is enforced remain. In t
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