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Norton Rose Fulbright advises Sumitomo Corporation on transformational US$7.4billion aircraft leasing acquisition
SimCorp to transform private market investing with SimCorp Alternatives
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Ronald Ketjijere promoted to Partner
Dentons announces the promotion of Ronald Ketjijere to Partner in Namibia.
Fuelling investment: Changes to the Crown Minerals Amendment Act 2025
New Zealand: On 5 August 2025, the Crown Minerals Amendment Act 2025 (Crown Minerals Amendment Act) came into force, reversing the ban on offshore oil and gas exploration and introducing a new Tier 3 permit for small-scale, recreational gold mining. The Crown Minerals Amendment Act also marks a shift in approach from managing, to actively promoting the exploration and mining of Crown-owned minerals, signalling the Government’s intent to foster investment in these areas.
Employment Echo - September Edition
New Zealand: In this edition of the Echo we consider what amounts to a “genuine reason” for a fixed-term agreement in Tillmans Fine Furniture Ltd v Rookes and the Employment Relations (Employee Remuneration Disclosure) Amendment Bill. We also consider the recent decision in Lyttelton Port Company Ltd v Maritime Union of New Zealand and the Biometric Processing Privacy Code. Finally, we provide a brief health and safety reform update.
Hong Kong court rejects bid to remove a presiding arbitrator over impartiality concerns
Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance (Cap. 609) provides a mechanism by which a party to arbitration proceedings can challenge an arbitrator’s impartiality. In CNG v. G & Others [2025] HKCFI 3598, the court was asked to decide on such a challenge and, in doing so, revisited the applicable principles for the removal of an arbitrator based on doubts about their impartiality.
UK Group Actions Bulletin – September 2025
United Kingdom: As we head into the final quarter of 2025, it is apparent that this has become a year of reflection for the UK government on the state of the existing frameworks for litigation funding and group litigation and whether they currently achieve their intended goals and balance the interests of claimants (and their funders) and defendants.
Dentons elects Susan Kelly as Non-Executive Chair of the Global Board
The Global Board and Global Advisory Committee of Dentons, the world’s largest global law firm, have elected Susan Kelly as Non-Executive Chair of the Global Board, effective November 10, 2025.