Matthew Newick
Experience and career history
Matthew Newick is a partner and solicitor advocate specialising in commercial dispute resolution, particularly complex financial disputes and investigations, often involving derivatives. Recent case experience includes the Sumitomo litigation ($1 billion plus litigation in the English High Court arising from a rogue trading scandal in the 1990s), a market abuse prosecution for a London derivatives exchange, and cross-border regulatory investigations. Matthew established and runs the firm's award-winning partnership with the National Autistic Society, in which the firm provides pro bono tribunal representation.
Otago University, NZ (BA Hons) 1985; Otago University, NZ (LLB) 1987
Qualified NZ 1988
Chapman Tripp Sheffield Young, Wellington NZ 1987-1991, 1994-1995
Joined Clifford Chance London 1991
Qualified UK 1993
Qualified as solicitor advocate 1996
Partner since 1999
Publications
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Wealth management & private banking
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Criminal investigations & prosecution
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Banks
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Professional practices
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Insider trading market abuse
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Asset tracing
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Banking & securities regulation
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Regulatory investigations & enforcement
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Internal investigations
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Corporate compliance
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Financial & economical crime
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Hedge funds
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United Kingdom
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Fund management
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Exchange traded funds
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Private funds
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Insurance
21 May 2013Client Briefing -
Hong Kong
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Regulatory investigations & enforcement
15 May 2013Client Briefing -
Wealth management & private banking
,
Criminal investigations & prosecution
,
Professional practices
,
Banks
,
Insider trading market abuse
,
Asset tracing
,
Regulatory investigations & enforcement
,
Banking & securities regulation
,
Internal investigations
,
Corporate compliance
,
Financial & economical crime
,
Hedge funds
,
United Kingdom
,
Fund management
,
Exchange traded funds
13 May 2013Client Briefing
New publications from Clifford Chance
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Marketing AIF in Germany
28 May 2013 -
EU Political Update 27 - 31 May 2013
27 May 2013 -
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange consults on reforming the connected transaction rules
27 May 2013
