In this latest episode, Antony Hainsworth is joined by Pippa Hill and Matt Christmas to discuss bank resolution and the wide range of regulatory and supervisory tools available to the Bank of England following the recent turmoil in the banking sector.

In this latest episode, Jeremy Sher, Partner & International Co-Head of Class Actions, Claire Clayton-Stead, Legal Director and Victor Croci, Associate, discuss their predictions for how class action activity will affect the Financial Services sector in 2023.

In this latest episode, Sohail Ali, Litigation Partner at DLA Piper, Paul McViety, Partner and Global Head of Islamic Finance at DLA Piper, and Blake Goud CEO of the RFI Foundation discuss the risks of greenwashing and shortfalls in ESG regulation and incentives through an Islamic finance lens.

Tony Katz, Global Co-Chair of our Financial Services sector is joined by Sophie Lessar, Puesan Lam and Gemma Read to discuss the FCA’s consultation on new Consumer Duty regulation. In this conversation they discuss the background of the new regulation, the key issues and challenges for firms in implementing the Consumer Duty and what firm’s should be doing to prepare themselves.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DLA Piper partner Stewart Plant sits down with Legal Directors Leontia McArdle and Puesan Lam to look into an area of increasing complexity and challenge for providers of payment services: the management of risk and the off-boarding of customers. Risks of particular concern include sanctions obligations, financial crime and AML, along with the risk of reputational damage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this latest episode of the DLA Piper Financial Services Podcast, Umer Suleman, UK Manager of Wahed, the largest Islamic Fintech in the world headquartered in New York, joins DLA Piper Lit & Reg Partner Sohail Ali, to consider whether litigation funding is compliant with Islamic Shariah principles. This fascinating discussion looks at the shift in the disputes landscape, the opportunities presented by litigation funding and the potential for litigation funding for the Islamic Finance sector. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the future role of banks in our economy? Although this is by no means a uniquely Irish question, the planned withdrawal of Ulster Bank and KBC from the Irish market has drawn international attention to this topic. In this podcast, Conor Houlihan, Partner and Head of DLA Piper’s Finance, Projects & Restructuring practice in Ireland, speaks to Starling International’s Elaine Deehan, Tom McAleese of Alvarez & Marsal, Fergal McGrath from Dilosk/ICS Mortgages and Payzone’s Nadine McKeone. They discuss the future of banking in Ireland and the huge opportunity that exists for new and existing banking and financial services providers to drive competition and innovation towards more customer-centric offerings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, DLA Piper partners Anthony Day, Chris Arnold and Michaël Heene discuss the transformation of the traditional retail banking model and how the pandemic has expedited this change. The evolution of the banking and fintech ecosystems through investment, collaboration and other partnerships, is also examined. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, the discussion on the non-performing loan (NPL) market continues with views on developments in Greece, Italy and Spain. Even without the impact of COVID-19, these southern European markets continue to experience significant NPL activity. Conor Houlihan (Head of Finance, Ireland) speaks to Orestis Omran (Head of EU-Greek Practice), Chiara Anceschi (partner, Milan) and José María Gil-Robles (partner, Madrid). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, the team discusses the non-performing loan (NPL) market with views from France, Germany, Ireland and the UK. As a result of COVID-19, banks and lenders face an unprecedented proliferation of loan defaults across the globe. Whilst this could present opportunities for investors seeking yield, many may be ill-equipped to negotiate a market saturated with distressed assets. Partner Mike Danielewsky (Germany) speaks to David Ampaw (UK), Eileen Johnston (Ireland) and Sebastien Praicheux (France) about the challenges of a post-pandemic landscape. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this series, leading lawyers from DLA Piper’s global team share their insights on the big issues in financial services. They discuss the latest legal trends and challenges facing financial institutions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.