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Norton Rose Fulbright represents Oxylabs in landmark Warburg Pincus investment
Three Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers selected as 2026 ‘Up and Coming Attorney’ by <i>Minnesota Lawyer</i>
Norton Rose Fulbright advises SAS on new Airbus order
27 Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers named to 2026<i> Lawdragon </i>500 Leading Global Investigations Lawyers
TPR tells DC trustees to assess whether their scheme is fit for the future
High Court rectifies historic drafting error to remove a restriction from a scheme amendment power
Updated fact sheets from the Pensions Ombudsman
TPR sets out thinking on FAA transactions after Government announces consultation
FCA consults on tougher SIPP checks and stronger safeguards for pension assets
Dashboards governance steps up with new monitoring guidance and daily reporting
ADX removes daily price limits on ETFs: What this means for investors
NCC and CAC introduce mandatory prior approval requirement for significant ownership changes in telecommunications companies
Nigeria: The Nigerian Communications Commission (“NCC”) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (“CAC”) issued a joint directive dated 21 June 2026, requiring prior NCC approval for changes in the ownership structure of licensed telecommunications companies in Nigeria.
Dentons Canada advises Energy Fuels on US$1.9B definitive agreement to acquire VAC
Dentons, Canada’s Global Law Firm, is pleased to have advised Energy Fuels Inc. in connection with its definitive agreement to acquire Vacuumschmelze GmbH & Co. KG, Ara VAC TopCo US LLC and their respective consolidated subsidiaries (collectively VAC) from Ara Partners in a transaction valued at approximately US$1.9 billion.
Guidelines are not a millstone: A refresher on the status of non-statutory guidelines in <em>Ottawa (City) v. Ottawa (City)</em>
In January 2025, the Ontario Land Tribunal issued a decision in Ottawa (City) v. Ottawa (City) , concerning an appeal by the City of Ottawa of a Committee of Adjustment decision to amend a condition of provisional consent for a rural two-lot severance.
Qatar Central Bank FinTech Strategy x Qai: what Qatar's AI infrastructure investment means for financial institutions
Qatar: Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming embedded across the banking and finance sector, from customer onboarding and fraud detection to regulatory compliance, risk management and operational support.
Can ADR help manage risk in volatile markets?
United Kingdom: In the latest article for Construction Law's ADR series, we argue that timely use of ADR techniques can work collaborative magic in stressful times.
Dentons strengthens its Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice in Hong Kong
Dentons, the world's largest global law firm, has further strengthened its Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice in Greater China with the appointment of Benjamin Ng as partner in Hong Kong.
Financial Conduct Priorities Reimagined
New Zealand: On 30 June 2026 the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) released its second annual Financial Conduct Report (FCR 2), setting out its regulatory priorities for 2026/27 and reporting on the impact its activity has had over the past 12 months. The FMA’s inaugural Financial Conduct Report (FCR 1) released last June was a groundbreaking innovation for the FMA, providing transparency and much-needed clarity for financial markets participants in what they could expect their regulator to focus on. It was well-received.
