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This Emerging Issues video is the first in a series about
Brexit—the June 2016 referendum in which the UK electorate
voted to leave the EU. In it, John Ahern, partner in Jones
Day's Financial Institutions Litigation & Regulation
Practice, and Bob Graves, practice leader of the Firm's Banking
& Finance Practice, discuss the UK's exit from the EU,
including what impact it will have on London as a financial center,
how passporting will play into access within the EU, and the
post-Brexit market opportunities for London and the UK.
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Over recent years the EU made a significant political decision to establish a package of Environmental, Social and Governance initiatives and legislation to move Europe toward several Sustainability goals.
Every year, MJ Hudson surveys the terms of a large, diverse sample of recently-closed private equity, venture capital and growth capital funds, for which we have advised either the fund manager or a prospective investor.
In the good old days of private markets fundraising, investors, competing for allocations, would flock to the relatively small number of fund managers, their access to information on the fund and manager tightly controlled by said manager.
Most of our readers will be aware that, from 1 January 2021, non-EU fund structures do not benefit from any EU Marketing Passport under the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
The Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities ("ESAs") (that is, the EBA, EIOPA and ESMA) published two consultation papers on the mapping of external credit assessment institutions'...
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