Seminars

Future seminars

• Financial Crime: a panel discussion on the latest hot topics

• Overview: The FSA's recently published report on anti-bribery and corruption systems and controls in investment banks has raised a number of issues for financial institutions more generally. Our panel of speakers looks at those issues, focuses on the good and bad practice in this area and gives practical advice on how firms can minimise the risk of regulatory intervention and criminal enforcement.
  
  Other hot topics in financial crime which the panel will address include developments in anti-money laundering - including recent FSA enforcement action and proposals for reform at EU level; how financial institutions should deal with the US, UK and EU sanctions regimes and FSA expectations in this area and the latest FSA criminal cases for insider dealing.
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• Date:	Tuesday 29 May, 1 - 2pm
  Speakers:	Raj Parker, Sarah Parkes, Ali Sallaway, James Smethurst

• Related practice areas: Financial services

• 20:20 vision
  The regulator of the future

• Overview: Regulators are facing a torrid time. The global financial crisis has not only questioned their effectiveness but has also led to calls for relief from regulatory burdens and costs. Meanwhile, the trend towards a smaller state role in some developed countries means regulators must take on more responsibility for the enlarged private sector. What’s more, even businesses in ‘unregulated’ sectors must increasingly deal with competition, consumer protection, health and safety, and environmental regulators.
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• Location:	London
  Date:	Thursday 31 May 2012 8.15am-8.45am registration and breakfast, 8.45am-9.45am seminar
  Speakers:	Paul Bowden, James Smethurst, Deirdre Trapp and Martin McElwee

• Related practice areas: LSP

• LOCOG, logistics and life-long legacies
  Legal lessons from London 2012

• Overview: Staging the 2012 Olympic Games represents one of the most complex logistical challenges the UK has ever faced. 200,000 workers will be needed to get London and the surrounding venues ready to host 24,000 athletes and officials, 20,000 press and media, and nine million ticketholders.
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• Location:	London
  Date:	Thursday 14 June 2012 8.15am-8.45am registration and breakfast, 8.45am-9.45am seminar
  Speakers:	Tim Jones, Sally Roe, Avril Martindale and Arthur Artinian

• Related practice areas: LSP

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