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In an era where agility and efficiency are paramount, telecom companies are re-evaluating traditional hierarchies to drive innovation and enhance customer satisfaction. Our panel of telecoms experts will deep dive into the phenomenon of ‘delayering’ within the telecoms industry, with insights into the risks, opportunities and key things to look out for as the telecoms industry goes through this period of transformation.
Das Institut für Nachhaltigkeit, Unternehmensrecht und Reporting der Universität zu Köln (INUR) und Clifford Chance laden Sie herzlich zu einem Vortrag mit anschließender Diskussion über die praktischen Erfahrungen mit dem Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz ein.
In our new online series "State Aid Lunch", our German state aid law experts will discuss current developments and key aspects of European state aid law as well as related topics such as the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR). In our fourth session on June 11, 2024, Dr. Thomas Voland (Partner), Caroline Scholke (Counsel) and Anne Filzmoser (Counsel) will take stock of the application of the FSR. In particular, they will discuss the notification regime applicable since October 2023 and the first unannounced search as part of an ex officio investigation. They will also highlight the parallels with European state aid law.
Foreign investment screening regimes are expanding in number and in scope and European Commission proposals for a revised EU FDI Regulation would exacerbate that trend. In addition, the US is set to introduce restrictions on outbound investments and is pressuring its allies to follow suit. While the US regime is aimed at investments by US persons into Chinese targets, many other transactions will be caught up in its scope. This session will cover the various implications of these regimes for financial institutions and investors, including the risks that their investments are delayed, prohibited or subject to remedies even if they are from friendly countries.
What makes procuring AI different from procurement of other software or services? How does this affect your contract terms and supplier onboarding and management processes? When there is limited scope for negotiation, where should you focus your efforts? In this session we will discuss strategy and practical tips for contracting for AI..
In the current geopolitical context, this session will cover the challenges that companies faced with, contemplating or involved in disputes will need to take into account when enforcing any successful Judgments or Awards. Our panel will look at private enforcement options through treaties, identification of assets and practical considerations, the implications of enforcing against sanctioned entities and difficulties arising from state immunity.
After the huge successes of recent years and the continued global expansion of the pool of private credit, what does the future hold? Will the boom times continue or will enthusiasm be dampened by the resurgence of syndicated bank loans and the return of CLOs? Our panel of private credit lawyers from the US, Europe and APAC regions will consider the future of, and developments in, private credit in these markets against a background of the long-awaited rise in M&A activity.