Refine your search
2,631 results found
Slaughter and May is regarded as one of the most prestigious law firms in the world. We advise on high profile and groundbreaking international…
Slaughter and May | European Union, United Kingdom | 1 Jun 2023
And what about Brexit?
During a debate on the Spring Finance Bill, Gareth Davies, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, emphasised the UK Government’s intention to take…
Slaughter and May | United Kingdom | 1 Jun 2023
Corporate Update Bulletin - 1 June 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of Corporate Update, our fortnightly bulletin offering a five-minute read of the latest developments which we consider…
Slaughter and May | European Union, Hong Kong, United Kingdom | 31 May 2023
Competition & Regulatory Newsletter: European Commission clears Microsoft/Activision Blizzard subject to conditions
On 15 May 2023, the European Commission approved the proposed acquisition of Activision by Microsoft, subject to conditions. Following an in-depth…
Slaughter and May | European Union | 30 May 2023
National merger reviews under the microscope: insights from digital and tech mergers assessed by competition authorities in the EU
Earlier this year, the European Commission published a report that provides an overview of how national competition authorities (NCAs) across the EU…
Slaughter and May | United Kingdom | 30 May 2023
ESG Shareholder Activism in the 2023 AGM season
Shareholder activism with environmental, social or governance (“ESG”) objectives has steadily increased in recent years — the 2023 AGM / proxy season…
Slaughter and May | United Kingdom | 26 May 2023
FCA seeks early engagement in UK Prospectus Regime reforms - highlights for Debt Capital Markets
On 18 May 2023, the FCA published a series of engagement papers on various topics related to the new regime for public offers and admissions to…
Slaughter and May | United Kingdom | 26 May 2023
TikTok: Why the ICO fined them £12.7m
On 4 April 2023, the ICO fined TikTok Ltd and TikTok Inc £12.7 million for breaching the UK GDPR. This represents over a 50% reduction from the £27m…
