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Tuesday 21 September 2021 - (Event now passed)
12:00 - 12:30 CET

The European Public Prosecutor's Office: A new dimension of European criminal law enforcement?

Having only taken office on 1 June 2021, the new European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), the first supranational public prosecution authority, is already handling about 1200 cases. Tasked with investigating, prosecuting and bringing to justice crimes against the EU budget, the EPPO has the potential to take the effectiveness of European law enforcement to a new level.

In our webinar, we will focus on the following areas:

• What companies should know about the EPPO’s mission, competence and organisation
• Cross-border cooperation and the interplay between the EPPO and other EU bodies such as OLAF, Eurojust and Europol
• Practical implications for companies and criminal defence

Speakers: Kerstin Wilhelm, Partner, Munich Florence Danis, Partner, Brussels

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Wednesday 7 July 2021 - (Event now passed)
13:00 - 13:45 / 14:00 - 14:45 CET / 08:45 - 08:45 EDT

In the next session in our Regulating the Digital Economy virtual series we will focus on the expanding global regulatory landscape aimed at tackling harmful content online, so called "online harms".

Speakers: Sonia Cissé, Caitlin Potratz Metcalf, Ben Packer, Ceyhun Pehlivan, Jemma Purslow

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Tuesday 6 July 2021 - (Event now passed)
09:00 - 10.00 BST / 16.00 – 17.00 HKT

In the seventh webinar in our Global Business Crime Outlook series, we will look at employment issues including whistleblowing and investigations. Joined by Elizabeth Gardner, Chief Executive at Protect, we will consider the following topics:

Developments in whistleblowing

• Legal developments

Trends in workplace investigations

• Recent themes of whistleblowing complaints

• Regulatory focus Investigations involving alleged criminal conduct

Top tips

• Learnings from virtual investigations for the ‘hybrid world’

Speakers: 

Nicola Rabson, Employment Partner, London
Laure de Panafieu, Partner, Employment & Incentives, Singapore
Satindar Dogra, Partner, Dispute Resolution,London
Michael Lamson, Counsel, Dispute Resolution, Hong Kong SAR

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Wednesday 30 June 2021 - (Event now passed)
15:30 - 16:30 BST / 10:30 - 11:30 EDT

Ireland’s healthcare system, the operations of the world’s biggest meat producer and a key fuel pipeline for the East Coast of the U.S. All were brought to a halt in recent weeks by cyber-attacks. But how do these attacks unfold and what are the legal ramifications for those affected?

In the sixth webinar in our Global Business Crime Outlook series, we will look at the ever-increasing threat of cyber-crime. Joined by Dave Harvey, Senior Director of Cybersecurity at FTI Consulting, we will consider:

• Who is behind these cyber-attacks and what they are after;

• How to prepare for a cyber-attack and what organisations should be thinking about now;

• How organisations should respond to attacks and the tricky legal issues to consider in those first hours;

• What risks of enforcement action and litigation organisations face after a cyber-attack.

Speakers: 

Alison Saunders, Partner, Dispute Resolution, London
Ben Packer, Partner, Dispute Resolution, London
Erez Liebermann, Partner, TMT/IP, New York
Peter Church, Counsel, TMT/IP, London
Dave Harvey, Senior Director, FTI Consulting

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Monday 10 May 2021 - (Event now passed)
16:00 – 17:00 BST / 11:00 – 12:00 EDT (60 minutes)

We will be discussing cartels, in particular developments in the UK and the US. We will focus on the following areas:

• Recent developments in criminal cartel enforcement
• Best practices for responding to investigations
  • Leniency considerations
  • Cross-border privilege aspects
• Dealing with exposure for individual executives
• Managing parallel civil damages litigation

Speakers: Tom Cassels, Doug Tween, Alison Saunders

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Wednesday, 28 April - (Event now passed)
14.30 BST / 15.30 CET / 9.30 EST (45 minutes) 

This webinar will examine the risk of class action and other group litigation that companies and their executives may face following financial crime proceedings. It will also review strategies to mitigate risk and defend collective claims.  

Speakers: Adam Lurie, Satindar Dorgra, Kerstin Wilhelm and Sean Mooney.

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20 April 2021 - (Event now passed)
09:00 EST / 14:00 BST / 15:00 CET / 21:00 SGT/HKT  (40 minutes)

In this webinar, we will discuss trends in global anti-money laundering enforcement and, in particular, developments in the US, UK, Germany and across Asia.

We will focus on the following areas:  

• Trends in predicate crimes, including FATF’s findings about the increased prevalence of certain offences during the pandemic.
• Recent developments in money laundering techniques, with a focus on crypto currencies and cross-border money laundering.
• Legislative developments and enforcement action in the US, UK, Germany and across Asia.

Speakers: Doug Davison, Ben Packer, Kerstin Wilhelm, Andrew Chung

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25 March 2021 - (Event now passed)

For the second webinar in our Global Business Crime series, we will discuss various sanctions developments around the globe, with a particular emphasis on Asia. Areas of focus will include:  

• recap and updates on the fast-moving and wide-ranging PRC focused US sanctions, and latest trends from the Biden administration;
• an overview of the new PRC blocking regulation and areas of risk for international businesses;
• overview of the EU Blocking Regulation and recent EU sanctions developments; and
• a discussion of the post-Brexit UK sanctions regime and evolution of OFSI.

Speakers: Andrew Chung, Eric Lui, Satindar Dogra, Kerstin Wilhelm, Michael Lamson, Sterling Darlin

22 February 2021 - (Event now passed)

In this first webinar of a series, we discussed the general business crime topics to watch out for in 2021 across the UK, Europe, US and Hong Kong. 

Speakers: Alison Saunders, Doug Davison, Andrew Chung, Arnaud de La Cotardière, Kerstin Wilhelm, Elly Proudlock, Eléonore Hannezo, Sean Solomon, Michael Lamson

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