Practice Mobile Menu Trigger Overview Experience Team Insights Subscribe to insights March 29, 2022 Client Update Ninth Circuit panel rejects claim that Twitter misled investors The Ninth Circuit last week issued a decision confirming that companies working through product-specific issues do not nee... March 22, 2022 Client Update SEC proposes climate disclosure regime The long-expected but controversial proposal would require disclosure of climate-related risks, greenhouse gas emissions a... March 16, 2022 Articles & Books Getting the Deal Through: Financial Services Compliance 2022 Davis Polk partner Zach Zweihorn was the contributing editor for the 2022 edition of Getting the Deal Through: Financial S... March 14, 2022 Client Update SEC outlines new cybersecurity disclosure mandates Proposed rules would require cybersecurity incident and risk management disclosures and may compound compliance costs and ... February 24, 2022 Client Update SEC proposes expanded cyber oversight after Gensler signals more on the way The SEC proposed new cybersecurity rules for investment advisers and investment companies that would require policies and ... February 18, 2022 Client Update Federal court finds company broadly waived privilege by disclosing investigation findings to DOJ A recent District of New Jersey ruling in the case involving alleged FCPA violations by two former Cognizant executives de... February 3, 2022 Client Update China Antitrust Review 2021 Thirteen years into China’s antitrust regime, Chinese antitrust enforcement reflects both Western trends, including a fo... February 2, 2022 Client Update The FTC and DOJ appear ready to alter long-standing merger review practices Amid an uptick in merger filings, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), led by Chair Lina Khan, and the Antitrust Division o... February 1, 2022 Client Update Second Circuit reverses traders’ LIBOR-based wire fraud convictions Citing insufficient evidence, the Second Circuit last week reversed the fraud convictions of two bank traders for their ro... January 25, 2022 Client Update SEC’s shadow trading case survives motion to dismiss A novel insider trading case for trading the stock of a company that the trader did not work for and that was not the targ... Load More
March 29, 2022 Client Update Ninth Circuit panel rejects claim that Twitter misled investors The Ninth Circuit last week issued a decision confirming that companies working through product-specific issues do not nee...
March 22, 2022 Client Update SEC proposes climate disclosure regime The long-expected but controversial proposal would require disclosure of climate-related risks, greenhouse gas emissions a...
March 16, 2022 Articles & Books Getting the Deal Through: Financial Services Compliance 2022 Davis Polk partner Zach Zweihorn was the contributing editor for the 2022 edition of Getting the Deal Through: Financial S...
March 14, 2022 Client Update SEC outlines new cybersecurity disclosure mandates Proposed rules would require cybersecurity incident and risk management disclosures and may compound compliance costs and ...
February 24, 2022 Client Update SEC proposes expanded cyber oversight after Gensler signals more on the way The SEC proposed new cybersecurity rules for investment advisers and investment companies that would require policies and ...
February 18, 2022 Client Update Federal court finds company broadly waived privilege by disclosing investigation findings to DOJ A recent District of New Jersey ruling in the case involving alleged FCPA violations by two former Cognizant executives de...
February 3, 2022 Client Update China Antitrust Review 2021 Thirteen years into China’s antitrust regime, Chinese antitrust enforcement reflects both Western trends, including a fo...
February 2, 2022 Client Update The FTC and DOJ appear ready to alter long-standing merger review practices Amid an uptick in merger filings, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), led by Chair Lina Khan, and the Antitrust Division o...
February 1, 2022 Client Update Second Circuit reverses traders’ LIBOR-based wire fraud convictions Citing insufficient evidence, the Second Circuit last week reversed the fraud convictions of two bank traders for their ro...
January 25, 2022 Client Update SEC’s shadow trading case survives motion to dismiss A novel insider trading case for trading the stock of a company that the trader did not work for and that was not the targ...