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
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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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⚖️ The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia issued the updated Investment Law on 11 August, and will take effect 180 days following its publication, replacing the Foreign Investment Law of 2000. The new law aims to develop and enhance the competitiveness of the investment environment in the KSA, contribute to economic development and create job opportunities by providing an attractive investment climate. This law is aligned with Vision 2030, making KSA an even more attractive destination for global investors. Abdulaziz Al-Bosaily, Alain Sfeir, Ranjith Kumar, and Atif Mulla share their insights on this significant development: https://bit.ly/4fZACG3 Our dedicated Doing Business in Saudi Arabia Hub helps businesses stay informed and understand the latest developments and opportunities: https://bit.ly/3QB9HEx #SaudiArabia #Vision2030
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🛳 Docked and documented: In the American Journal of Transportation, Ton van den Bosch and Aaron O. unpack how to anchor your port operations with clear documentation, to ensure they function effectively. Find out more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/daHtFaDi #Marine #Maritime #Ports #PortOperations #MaritimeLaw
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💳 As the rise of digital assets increases, and is increasingly financialising, there is more demand on financial advisers to offer sound advice to clients on the risks and benefits. Our team explores some of the key regulatory issues for financial advisers to keep in mind with regards to this exciting and promising market. In August 2022, 44% of Australian retail investors held cryptocurrency – its adoption was second only to shares. Since then, that figure will only have increased as the market has seen institutional investment, innovative product design such as exchange traded funds, and regulation designed at keeping consumers safe. Read insights by Liam Hennessy - Partner and Adjunct Professor, Jehan-Philippe Wood, Olivia Doray and Amy Thompson here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g2EQDpDx #DigitalAssets #Blockchain #FinancialServices #Crypto
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💳 On 26 July 2024, the Singapore financial regulator published its revised Guidelines on Licensing for Payment Service Providers. The changes to the guidelines will take effect on 26 August 2024. Thomas Choo and Zhen Guang Lam unpack the key amendments to the revised guidelines. Read their insights here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gxXNmkte #Corporate #Finance #PaymentServices
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James Roberts, Partner, speaks to Insurance Business UK on the increasing regulatory scrutiny professional services are facing across multiple jurisdictions 🌍 “The increased globalisation of regulatory investigations coupled with the more prominent role of whistleblowers, the danger associated with cover ups, increased political scrutiny and a sometimes-negative public perception of some professions linked to poor corporate behaviour, all point to the need for firms to remain acutely aware of the increasingly complex terrain of regulatory risk and to carefully prepare to remain ahead of the curve.” Read more from James: https://bit.ly/3AubJ4F Need advice on navigating these emerging risks? Our Regulatory & Investigations team has got you covered. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3A27f5f #RegulatoryRisk #Regulatory #Investigations
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📢 Barakat, Maher & Partners in association with Clyde & Co has advised Sixth of October Development and Investment Company (SODIC) - a company listed on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX), and one of #Egypt’s leading diversified real estate developers in country and majority owned subsidiary of the consortium of Aldar Properties and ADQ on its 100% sale of SODIC’s securitization arm - SODIC for Securitization S.A.E. Sam Dahroug comments: “We are delighted to have acted for SODIC on this strategic exit, which is in line with their overall and impressive strategy across Egypt. Our transactional capabilities and effective collaboration enabled us to reach a successful outcome on this intricate transaction, which played to our strengths of advising on complex M&A transactions.” Marwa El Khodary, General Counsel of SODIC, adds: “I want to express my sincere appreciation to the team at Clyde & Co in Egypt for their excellent work in helping us close the sale of our securitization company. Their expertise and deep understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape were invaluable throughout the process. Working with Sameh Dahroug has been a great experience, and his team were responsive, diligent, and always available to answer our questions and provide sound guidance. Their professionalism and attention to detail ensured a successful transaction.” Our Cairo-based team was led by Partner Sam Dahroug, and assisted by associate Dalya Mahmoud and trainee Karen Gabriel. Partner Mostafa Elsakka provided advice on disclosure-related matters. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fx8fyF #MergersAndAcquisitions
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💡 In the aftermath of the CrowdStrike Incident, LexisNexis sat down with Alec Christie to unravel the tangled web of #Australia’s Security of Critical Infrastructure (SOCI) Act, its role in safeguarding our digital lifelines and the obligations it imposes on those subject to it. Alec highlights: "Initially focused on four key sectors, the Act now encompasses 11 critical infrastructure sectors, spanning some 22 separate critical infrastructure asset classes within those sectors.” He stresses the importance of carefully assessing whether organisations may be subject to the SOCI Act’s obligations: “After the 2021 and 2022 amendments, the SOCI Act now applies to a significantly increased number of organisations." Read the story here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g4iiTBYJ #DigitalLaw #Infrastructure #Data #Regulatory
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📣 Former founding partner of Clyde & Co in Australia, Jenny Thornton, returns to to the firm as Perth office Managing Partner. Jenny will support our growth plans with a focus on Western #Australia, and across our core sectors insurance, aviation, energy and marine, and projects and construction, as well as the firm’s expert areas across disciplines – disputes, regulatory & investigation and corporate & advisory. Simon McConnell, Chair of the APAC Board, partner at Clyde & Co in Hong Kong, said: “We have very concrete plans for growth in the Australian market, and our key sectors play very well into the Australian economy, and the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. With her deep experience and connections, Jenny’s appointment is a cornerstone of our growth plans for the Perth market, and beyond.” Rebecca Kelly, Australia managing partner, said: “I am excited by Jenny’s arrival. She has excellent connections in the market stemming from decades of both private practice and at the bar, which we are excited to leverage for the benefit of our clients.” Jenny Thornton said: “I am really looking forward to re-joining Clyde & Co. The firm in Australia has tremendous potential for further growth, and I am excited by Rebecca’s leadership.” Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gQarmCkF
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Digital assets could become the next big market for insurers and brokers, writes Insurance Business Australia. Speaking with the magazine, Liam Hennessy comments: "In 2025 cryptocurrencies in Australia will be regulated using a framework that’s not dissimilar to current insurance industry regulations. From next year, anyone dealing in cryptocurrencies will need an Australian financial services licence (AFSL)." "There’s a huge market demand here because with all of the licensing coming into this area, every AFSL requires there to be insurance behind it - including professional indemnity (PI) insurance", he points out. “We are underwriting a lot of PI policy for an area that has growing pains and is a huge line of business for the brokers and underwriters in this local market. It will be frenetic for them in 2025.” Read the article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dYrFzHt8 #Crypto #DigitalAssets #Bitcoin #Blockchain #Cryptocurrency
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