
Alan Linning
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Oct 9, 2024 |
mayerbrown.com | Alan Linning
Artificial intelligence (AI), in its various forms, continues to rapidly transform the securities industry around the world. Securities industry participants, such as broker- dealers and investment advisers, are using, and further exploring, AI technology in their businesses and operations to improve efficiency, reduce cost, enhance performance, and provide products and services with greater customization, among other benefits.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
mayerbrown.com | Alan Linning
Artificial intelligence (AI), in its various forms, continues to rapidly transform the securities industry around the world. Securities industry participants, such as broker- dealers and investment advisers, are using, and further exploring, AI technology in their businesses and operations to improve efficiency, reduce cost, enhance performance, and provide products and services with greater customization, among other benefits.
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Jun 20, 2024 |
mayerbrown.com | Alan Linning
Mayer Brown has been recognized by Asian Legal Business (ALB) as one of the 'Asia Top 15 ESG Law Firms 2024' for the second consecutive year. The list recognizes law firms that have demonstrated excellence in ESG-related matters, advising clients across a range of industries on sustainable finance, corporate governance, environmental regulation, and social responsibility. Law firms included in the list were selected based on submissions from law firms and editorial research.
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Feb 6, 2024 |
lexology.com | Jennifer Chih |Alan Linning
Recognising the threat of climate change and the importance of sustainable development, Singapore has made a commitment to establishing a robust framework of environmental and climate change laws and regulations – an unprecedented initiative in the Southeast Asia region. Singapore launched its key environmental strategy in 2021 with the Singapore Green Plan 2030, a comprehensive roadmap laying out the Lion City’s sustainability vision for the next decade.
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Jan 12, 2024 |
mondaq.com | Alan Linning |Wei Na Sim |Guiping Lu
Other Author Sara Troughton, Professional Support Lawyer (Litigation) The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) recently announced in a circular its expected standards for the sale and distribution of green and sustainable investment products by registered institutions (RIs). This is to ensure that adequate control measures are in place in RIs to manage potential risks arising from the sale of sustainable investment products, such as greenwashing.
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