This briefing unpacks the outcomes of COP30 in Belém, with a particular focus on what the negotiations mean for businesses, international climate financing and the voluntary carbon markets.

Cyber-attacks have shifted from being an IT headache to a board-level existential threat. In today’s hyper-connected economy, a single breach can ripple through global supply chains, trigger regulatory investigations and wipe billions off market valuations. 

This briefing has been published in conjunction with Odgers Interim.

Investment funds managed and marketed in the EU have had the first sight of proposed revisions to the bloc’s sustainability-related disclosures regime under plans unveiled by the European Commission on 20 November 2025.  A legislative proposal for the amendment of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR 2.0) sets out fundamental changes to the way that certain financial products (including alternative investment funds and retail funds) and “financial market participants” disclose and report sustainability-related matters to investors.

In this extract from a recent webinar, we look at government support and funding models, lifetime extensions, SMR development and critical issues for investors in key markets around the globe.

The re-election of President Trump is having an enormous impact on US policy and regulation.

In this paper, developed by Deutsche Bank and Clifford Chance, we have brought together our resources and insights from our financial services and legal perspectives to further the conversation about AIxDLT, highlighting key practical considerations for its implementation and some of the legal, commercial and technical challenges that must be navigated.