Gilbert + Tobin
Virtual Office
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC AustraliaNon-financial risks can inflict a devastating financial impact on a company. ASIC and other key regulators are seeking to hold corporates to account for failing to exercise active stewardship of non-financial risk. Australian directors and senior executives are increasingly alive to these risks in the wake of COVID-19.
Join Gilbert + Tobin’s market-leading experts David Clee and Elizabeth Hill for a live webinar on board oversight and monitoring of non-financial risks.
This webinar will explore:
- the different types of non-financial risk;
- the impact of failing to oversee and monitor non-financial risk;
- the roles and responsibilities of directors and officers having regard to the observations made by ASIC’s Corporate Governance Task Force on the board’s role in the oversight and management of non-financial risk;
- the attitude of other key regulators, including APRA and AUSTRAC; and
- market changes and international observations.
Speakers
David Clee, Partner, Corporate Advisory - Gilbert + Tobin
David is a corporate lawyer with considerable experience in large-scale public and private mergers and acquisitions, equity capital markets and corporate restructuring transactions.
David’s transactional experience spans a broad range of key industry sectors, including media, banking and financial services, energy, mining, retail and general industrial. He also regularly assists financial advisory firms and offshore investment funds to structure their most complex corporate transactions.
Prior to joining Gilbert + Tobin in 2007, David worked in the London office of a global U.S. law firm and has particular expertise in cross-border transactions as a result of that experience.
Elizabeth Hill, Partner, Corporate Advisory - Gilbert + Tobin
Elizabeth is a corporate lawyer who focuses on mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital transactions.
Elizabeth advises a broad range of clients, from large financial institutions to private equity and venture capital investors, and start-up companies.
Elizabeth’s experience includes several years in Silicon Valley, California, acting for issuers and investors on capital raising transactions and merger and acquisition transactions.
Notes
If your company/organisation is deemed to be a competitor of the host organisation for this event, you may be excluded from attending this event. If you believe there may be a conflict or are uncertain, please enquire with ACC Australia.
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