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Non-financial misconduct in financial services: where are we now?

Dentons Insights - 27.04.2026

United Kingdom: Non-financial misconduct is now a core regulatory and employment risk issue. Against that backdrop, how should financial services businesses be managing employment risk in a conduct-driven environment?

Regulatory insight: Are third-country branches of French registered intermediaries allowed to distribute insurance in France?

Dentons Insights - 27.04.2026

France: During its conference of 31 March 2026, the French Insurance Supervisor (ACPR) has clarified the position it had taken in its summer 2025 publications, in which it had considered that third-country branches “could not be mobilized to distribute insurance contracts for risks and commitments located in France”.

Dentons promotes four partners across the UK, Ireland and Middle East

Dentons News - 27.04.2026

Dentons, the world's largest global law firm, has announced the promotion of four new partners across the UK, Ireland and Middle East (UKIME) Region.

John K. Min appointed as international cooperation advisory member of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency

Dentons News - 27.04.2026

John K. Min, Senior Foreign Attorney at Dentons Lee, has been appointed as an International Cooperation Advisory Member of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

MEMR Decree 144/2026: What mining companies need to know about the new HPM framework

Dentons Insights - 27.04.2026

Indonesia: This article provides a clear starting point to understand the changes and identify areas requiring attention.

Dentons advises AD Ports Group on Landmark AED 650 million warehouse sale in KEZAD

Dentons News - 27.04.2026

Dentons has advised AD Ports Group, a leading global enabler of trade, industry and logistics solutions, on the sale of three warehouses in KEZAD Logistics Park in Abu Dhabi to Aldar for AED 650 million (US$177 million).

Renters' Rights Act 2025: PRS tenancy reform round-up

Dentons Insights - 27.04.2026

United Kingdom: From 1 May 2026, the Renters' Rights Act 2025 (RRA) will introduce significant reforms to the assured tenancy regime under the Housing Act 1988 (HA88), establishing a revised framework for the private rented sector in England. The changes include the transition to periodic tenancies, the abolition of section 21 no-fault evictions, the overhaul of the statutory grounds for possession and new controls on rent increases.

Mining in Mongolia: 10 things to know

Norton Rose Fulbright - 24.04.2026
Mongolia is one of the world’s most mineral‑rich jurisdictions, with mining contributing approximately a quarter of the country’s GDP and close to 90 percent of its exports.

Mining in Uzbekistan: 10 things to know

Norton Rose Fulbright - 24.04.2026
As Uzbekistan accelerates its economic transformation, mining is emerging as a central engine of growth. Increasing the exploration and extraction of rare minerals and, in particular, key reserves of gold, silver, copper and uranium, is a strategic priority for the government of Uzbekistan.

Essential Corporate News: Week ending 24 April 2026

Norton Rose Fulbright - 24.04.2026
On 23 April 2026, the draft Register of Overseas Entities (Protection and Trusts) and Limited Liability Partnerships (Application of Company Law) (Amendment) Regulations 2026 (Regulations) were laid before Parliament, together with a draft Explanatory Memorandum. The draft Regulations amend provisions governing public access to information on the register of overseas entities (ROE) at Companies House and make certain other changes.

Commercial division update: Invalidating releases based on fraud in the inducement

Norton Rose Fulbright - 24.04.2026
This column addresses recent Commercial Division and appellate authority that clarifies exactly when fraud in the inducement can defeat a release, and when it cannot.

International Restructuring Newswire

Norton Rose Fulbright - 24.04.2026
Welcome to the Q2 2026 edition of the Norton Rose Fulbright International Restructuring Newswire.

Partners Wong Kai Yun and Navin Naidu recognised among Singapore’s Leading Lawyers once again by Doyle’s Guide

Dentons News - 24.04.2026

Senior Partner Wong Kai Yun and Partner Navin Naidu have been recognised among Singapore’s leading lawyers in the Family & Divorce and White Collar Crime & Regulatory Investigations categories, respectively.

Guatemala: 100% waiver of surcharges on social security contributions – a temporary opportunity for employers

Dentons Insights - 24.04.2026

Guatemala: The 100% waiver of surcharges on social security contributions in Guatemalan Social Security Institute opens a temporary window for the regularization of obligations before the Institute. This new regime presents significant opportunities, but it also requires strategic analysis and strict compliance with its conditions. Dentons Guatemala analyzes the scope of this measure and the key aspects that companies must consider in order to make informed decisions within the established timeframe.

Nicaragua introduces new import requirements: scope for foreign suppliers

Dentons Insights - 24.04.2026

Nicaragua: Nicaragua updates its import regulations, and the scope is not limited to importers. The new requirements directly affect foreign suppliers, introducing obligations that raise the standard of transparency in the supply chain and commercial documentation. We outline the key points and practical implications in a comprehensive analysis prepared by our Nicaragua office.

Security is not the lien it replaces: Alberta court draws a critical line under the PPCLA

Norton Rose Fulbright - 23.04.2026
On April 13, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench released a significant decision in 1951789 Alberta Ltd. v Britannia Block General Partnership Inc.

Canada's forced labour import ban under review

Norton Rose Fulbright - 23.04.2026
Heightened attention on the issue of forced labour may impact companies that import goods into Canada and require enhanced supply chain due diligence to evidence that such imports were not produced using forced labour.

Trends in CEO transitions and implications for boards

Norton Rose Fulbright - 23.04.2026
2025 was a particularly active period for CEO transitions across North America.

Legal implications of the Iran conflict for energy and commodity traders

Norton Rose Fulbright - 23.04.2026
Since the outbreak of hostilities in Iran and the surrounding region on February 28, 2026, the conflict has introduced notable volatility into global energy markets.

Non-parties to customer service agreement could not rely on Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 2001 to seek stay of court proceedings (Singapore High Court)

Norton Rose Fulbright - 23.04.2026
The General Division of the Singapore High Court has dismissed two applications by former management of a digital asset trading exchange to stay court proceedings in favour of arbitration.