Special Edition: Finding Balance –Insurance In this special edition, Martin C.W. Tam, a partner at our Hong Kong office, talks with Ying Yi Liew about the future of the insurance sector as it transitions into the business renewal phase. Basing on client, industry and legal perspectives, we explore what the…
Please join the Baker McKenzie team on Thursday, December 3 for a workshop on Supply Chain Risk Management and What…
On December 2, the US Government announced the latest in a long series of actions responding to allegations…
Connected Compliance explores the role of technology as a driver of compliance integration and business growth. We conduct research annually with decision-makers to understand the pace and extent to which companies are deploying technology to manage compliance challenges as well as the risks associated with connected compliance among wider business…
COVID-19 represents one of the greatest ever shocks to our economies and, in consequence, to the business models…
As the inauguration of the forty-sixth president of the United States approaches, the fragility of supply remains a…
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic swept away regulatory plans and programmes for the year while regulators rushed to stabilise the markets and protect consumers in distress. Regulators across the globe, just like financial institutions and other businesses, scrambled to implement remote working arrangements and keep their employees safe while adjusting their supervisory processes and plans. Regulatory programmes were postponed or reoriented, and supervisors quickly developed regulatory measures to help provide pandemic relief to both firms and their customers.
On November 17, 2020, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) issued a final…
The UK Department for International Trade has recently published guidance on how the UK will transpose and implement…
The United States (US) President Elect Joe Biden and his new administration are expected to take a multilateral approach to foreign policy, easing tensions and increasing engagement with allies. Trade issues are also expected to be a top priority for the Biden administration and under Biden, US engagement with African…