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Why “doing a lot” still wasn’t enough: New Zealand High Court upholds landmark officer due diligence conviction
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Norton Rose Fulbright advises Imperative on landmark US$91 million financing for South African ecosystem restoration project
Anamaria Hazard Meanes wins On the Rise recognition from Southeastern Legal Awards
The 2026 Southeastern Legal Awards, presented by the Daily Report and Law.com, has honored Atlanta Regulatory, Public Policy, and Government Affairs partner Anamaria Hazard Meanes in the On the Rise in Georgia category.
Episode 100: Navigating growth and leadership in mental healthcare
Canada: Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them. In episode 100, Heather welcomes Kim Long, a registered psychologist and former educator who grew Dóchas Psychological Services from a solo practice into a multidisciplinary clinic with 10–12 permanent practitioners. Kim explains Dóchas focus on complex trauma and “elite client care,” its sanctuary-like approach, and plans for the Dóchas Resilience Foundation to expand access to mental healthcare. She reflects on scaling during COVID, navigating imposter syndrome, and learning through unplanned growth.
ESG Bulletin – May 2026
Global: We have a bumper bulletin for May, with recent developments indicating a clear expansion of litigation risk, regulatory scrutiny and judicial intervention across environmental and human rights issues. Novel climate change and supply chain litigation and green claims continue to feature, and we also have important updates on sustainability regulation in the UK and EU.
Consumer credit promotions: FCA proposes a more flexible, outcomes-focused regime
United Kingdom: The FCA’s consultation paper CP26/15 proposing amendments to the consumer credit financial promotions rules in CONC 3 marks a targeted but significant step in its wider programme of simplifying the Handbook following implementation of the Consumer Duty.
Nothing compares to AI
United Kingdom: The pressure to use AI is everywhere but if you are a regulated financial services business, you also have a world of regulation with which to comply. In this episode, we examine what financial services businesses need to consider when using and contracting for AI services to ensure they keep both their customers and the regulators happy.
Dentons advises Eldik Bank on Kyrgyzstan's first international sub-sovereign Eurobond issuance
Dentons has advised Eldik Bank OJSC on its debut issuance of Rule 144A/Regulation S US$500 million 8.50% senior unsecured notes.
Modern Slavery Bill passes first reading
New Zealand: The Modern Slavery Bill passed its first reading in Parliament on 27 April, signalling momentum towards a modern slavery reporting regime in New Zealand. The Bill advanced as a private member’s bill – albeit one with cross-party support, allowing the Bill’s introduction to Parliament to be expedited. The current Bill’s progress past a first reading and with cross-party backing suggests that, this time around, the Bill is likely to make it through Parliament. If this Bill is passed, it will put New Zealand’s law in line with established international reporting regimes (such as those in Australia and the UK).
