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Contribution to Chambers “Doing Business In… 2026 South Korea”
Dentons Lee has contributed to the “Law and Practice” section of the South Korea chapter of Doing Business In… 2026, a Chambers Global Practice Guide published by Chambers and Partners.
ESG in the African financial services sector
Africa: There is a scene that plays out repeatedly across the boardrooms of African financial institutions: a sustainability report drafted to satisfy a foreign development lender sits on one side of the table, while on the other side lies a domestic regulatory framework that makes no mention of it whatsoever. The two documents are rarely aligned with each other. This gap between what international capital requires and what local law demands is perhaps the defining characteristic of the current ESG landscape across the African continent.
Dentons advises Hyve on its acquisition of RAISE Summit, MACHINA Summit and Signal Week
Dentons' cross-border M&A team in Paris and London has advised Hyve, a global organiser of B2B events and provider of content, networking and customer engagement platforms, on its acquisition of RAISE Summit, MACHINA Summit and Signal Week.
Critical minerals: A joint strategy for Western and Northern Canada
Canada: On June 25, 2026, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut released Stronger Together: A Critical Minerals Strategy for Western and Northern Canada (the Strategy). Through the Strategy, the seven provinces and territories seek to accelerate the development of critical minerals mining projects, enhance value-chain opportunities and make supply chains more resilient.
Episode 105: Building with purpose, exiting with intention
Canada: Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them. In this episode, Heather welcomes Dawn Harsch entrepreneur, board member and former CEO of ExquisiCare. Dawn reflects on the rewards and challenges of creating an innovative senior care model, leading a growing organization through periods of change and ultimately guiding the company through a successful sale.
Contribution to Chambers “Doing Business In… 2026 South Korea”
Dentons Lee has contributed to the “Law and Practice” section of the South Korea chapter of Doing Business In… 2026, a Chambers Global Practice Guide published by Chambers and Partners.
Dentons advises banking consortium on €500 million placement of a benchmark corporate bond for SIXT SE
Global law firm Dentons has once again advised the joint lead managers in connection with the successful placement of a benchmark corporate bond issued by SIXT SE with a total volume of €500 million.
Dentons advises lenders on the €48.5 million IFC financing for the second phase of Aukera’s Gura Ialomitei BESS project in Romania
Global law firm Dentons has advised the Lenders, International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, and Kommunalkredit Austria AG, on the €48.5 million financing provided by IFC for the second phase of Aukera’s Gura Ialomitei battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Romania. The package comprises €40 million of capex financing and an additional €8.5 million tranche related to VAT.
Dentons shortlisted for Finance Deal of the Year at the Asia Legal Awards 2026
Dentons is pleased to announce that the Atome Financial Philippine Cross-Border Asset-Backed Deal has been shortlisted for "Finance Deal of the Year" at Law.com International's Asia Legal Awards 2026.
Dentons successfully defends Rebel Wilson in defamation case
Dentons has successfully defended Australian actor, director and producer Rebel Wilson in defamation proceedings brought against her by Charlotte MacInnes in the Federal Court of Australia. The proceedings concluded with Justice Elizabeth Raper dismissing the claim and ordering that Ms MacInnes pay Ms Wilson’s legal costs.
Attention startup founders!
New Zealand: Kavinna and Jeremy have been working with The Ministry of Awesome and The Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Canterbury to help startup founders navigate the world of intellectual property. During their presentations and conversations, founders have asked them numerous questions relating to patents, registered designs, and trade marks. In this insight, Kavinna and Jeremy share answers to some of these questions so that startups from all around New Zealand can learn from them.
Non-financial misconduct: where employment law, regulation and culture are converging
United Kingdom: Employment law and financial regulation are converging on non-financial misconduct. We consider what this means for prevention, investigations and governance.
New US export opportunities: UAE gains easier access to US technology and equipment, with important conditions
US: The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has made important changes to the way US export controls under the US Export Administration Regulations (EAR) apply to the UAE.
IR Insights Podcast: Tax Implications for HR and Employment
Australia: In our latest episode of IR Insights, Paul O’Halloran, Partner and special guest John Hyde Page (Selborne Chambers) explore the intersection of tax and employment law and provide practical guidance for navigating today's complex regulatory landscape.
