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Regulatory And Class Action Risk Symposium

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Corporate risk in Australia is increasingly defined by the aligned issues of regulatory compliance and the threat of class action litigation.

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Corporate risk in Australia is increasingly defined by the aligned issues of regulatory compliance and the threat of class action litigation. In an era of accelerating legal complexity, staying informed is more critical than ever. Join Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer on Tuesday, 28 October 2025, for a conference that brings together Australia's leading experts to unpack the latest developments in class actions and corporate governance risk. This event will be held in person in Sydney, Australia and streamed online for those unable to attend on site.

This dynamic event features keynote presentations and panel discussions with high-profile experts including:

  • Sarah Court, Deputy Chair | ASIC

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