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Silver Lake Kraftwerk, a leading global growth capital investment strategy focused on energy and resource innovation, announced its acquisition of a majority stake in German friedola®Tech.

In September 2016, a number of changes to Russia's arbitration laws came into effect, with the intent of bolstering the use of arbitration in Russia; undertaken through a new law on domestic arbitration as well as amendments to the law on international arbitration, the Codes of Civil and Commercial Procedure, and to other Russian legislation.

As we previously reported, by the end of 2019, Ukraine faced difficulties in complying with its feed-in-tariff ("FiT") regime for the renewable energy sector because the FiT that the government owed to renewable energy producers substantially exceeded market prices.

To promote the production of clean energy, many countries have introduced incentives to encourage investment in the renewable energy sector

Cormac O'Daly, Su Şimşek, and Édouard Bruc review initial trends under the UK's Subsidy Control Act, offering legal and practical insights on public authorities' roles, reporting functions, court judgments, and subsidy assessment procedures.

In its May 2021 edition of Market Watch, the FCA described actions it took to address the impact which a firm's trading algorithm was having in the market.

On March 7, 2017, it will be one year since the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority's senior managers and certification regime came into force, heralding a new era of personal accountability in the financial sector.

Where once there was Brexit, now there is Coronavirus. In these troubled times it is difficult to look beyond the next day, but from 1 January 2021, when the post-Brexit transition period ends and the United Kingdom...

La présente contribution se propose d'étudier l'apparition, en arbitrage international, de décisions procédurales formant un véritable corps de jurisprudence...

Last week, the Center for Audit Quality released two new resources—an updated Guide to Internal Control over Financial Reporting and a new Tool for Audit Committees: Preparing for the New Credit Losses Standard.

The SEC recently brought an unusual case in which the alleged violations of law related principally to failure to maintain adequate internal control over financial reporting.

On July 2, the SEC announced the formation of a Financial Reporting and Audit Task Force. The task force, which will include attorneys and accountants from the Division of Enforcement, working with other offices of the SEC staff, "will concentrate on expanding and strengthening the Division's efforts to identify securities-law violations relating to the preparation of financial statements, issuer reporting and disclosure, and audit failures."

The PCAOB's latest expansion of its outreach efforts follows a little over a year from the launch of its Audit Committee Dialogue webpage.

Outgoing Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Mary Jo White has urged her successor and the SEC to continue to pursue high-quality, globally accepted accounting standards "as one of its highest priorities."

In May 7 remarks at Baruch College, SEC Chief Accountant James Schnurr appeared to acknowledge what many have expected for some time—it is unlikely the SEC will mandate the incorporation of IFRS into US accounting standards.

Almost 22 years ago, the U.S. antitrust enforcement agencies issued their Antitrust Guidelines for the Licensing of Intel - lectual Property (IPG).

The divergent voices in this symposium can agree on one thing: Robert Bork profoundly influenced the development of modern antitrust law.

Partner Thomas Mueller and Counsel John O'Toole authored an article that was shared at the ABA Antitrust Law Section International Cartel Workshop, which took place in Barcelona from June 24–26, 2024...