The UK regulators, in a series of co-ordinated publications, have stepped up their warnings to market participants to move away from the use of sterling LIBOR. In this note, we explore these publications and their implications.
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In this review we consider some of the emerging global themes and highlight recent international developments. We also explore what 2020 is likely to mean for the global regulatory outlook and the steps businesses should be taking now to minimise the risks arising from their use of AI.
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This episode features Matthew Newick, Global Head of Litigation and Dispute Resolution, speaking to Peter Harris, Counsel, about how political volatility is now business as usual, and how political risk looks set to rise on the corporate agenda in the near future.
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Clifford Chance experts, including Of Counsel Michel Petite who worked for EU institutions for 27 years and was legal adviser to three Commission Presidents, assess the priorities for the von der Leyen Commission.
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Clifford Chance experts discuss these competing forces towards and against globalisation, focusing on five areas that are driving or challenging global approaches in financial regulation.
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With the UK and the wider EU facing the consequences of the Brexit vote, businesses globally need to manage the challenges and pursue the opportunities.
The geopolitical landscape is shifting. As the US focuses inwards, China is emerging as the champion of globalisation and trade.
China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was launched by President Xi in 2013 and is an ambitious plan to recreate China's historic Silk Road and maritime trading routes connecting Asia, Africa and Europe.
The profile of corporate sustainability has been growing steadily and pressure on businesses is increasing from multiple angles.
What are the legal implications of the coronavirus? The outbreak is having a deep impact on businesses across all sectors and countries.
The financial sector faces unprecedented challenges as the most far-reaching set of reforms in the history of the industry are implemented.
Trade agreements are notoriously slow and complex for governments to negotiate, and during this period of uncertainty, our trade experts can help our clients to manage the impact on their businesses.
The transition from LIBOR and other IBORs could be the most significant change to financial markets in recent years.
Tech presents new challenges for businesses - including regulation, growing competition from start-ups and ethical issues raised by artificial intelligence.
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