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Foley & Lardner LLP
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This checklist provides entities a comprehensive list and tips of components and terms to consider when drafting a vendor contract. This material should be tailored to your specific situation and legal questions through legal consultation.

Foley & Lardner LLP
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This sample contract describes an agreement made between two parties to transfer tangible materials to be used for research purposes. The sample contract should be adapted to your unique situation and specific legal questions through legal consultation.

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Region: United States
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Foley & Lardner LLP
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This sample form provides a template for a financial disclosure between the Principal Investigator, each Co-Investigator, and each Sub-Investigator involved in the treatment or evaluation of research subjects in a study. The details of this form should be restructured to your specific situation as a result of legal consultation.

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Interest Area: Health Law, Financial Services
Region: United States
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  • Session I - 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Financial Services Regulatory and Litigation Update: Where Do We Go From Here?

    Industry disruption caused by the pandemic and new technologies are creating unique challenges and opportunities for in-house counsel in financial services.  From the new Biden Administration’s focus on expanding the regulatory environment, fair lending protections, as well as artificial intelligence tools making credit decisions, to the inevitable rise in defaults and litigation caused by the pandemic, this is no time to be in the dark.
     

  • Break - 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

  • Session II - 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.  Digital Asset Custody Update

    Federal regulators (CFTC, SEC, OCC) are beginning to provide guidance around custody of digital assets by financial institutions. While the regulators are signaling that they are open to financial institutions providing digital asset custodial services, they have not provided specific guidance around developing internal compliance programs and best practices for these services. Financial institutions that are exploring establishing a digital asset custodian should ensure they understand (and incorporate) the latest guidance from the relevant federal regulators and the operational and technical requirements of best-in-class digital asset custody. In this session, our team will provide guidance on these developments.


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The ACC Hong Kong Board of Directors invites you to the following presentation, hosted by:

In collaboration with EY, this session will focus on the typical fund structures and recent tax developments impacting the funds industry in Hong Kong and Singapore. Hong Kong and Singapore are well known as regional fund management hubs, and they have continued to evolve their regimes and initiatives (in terms of fund structures and tax exemption regimes) to meet the commercial needs of the industry and attract further investment.

The session will address Hong Kong vs Singapore as a fund platform location, including the recent introduction of a new Hong Kong Limited Partnership regime and the reform of the Hong Kong Open-Ended Fund Company regime; as well as the Singapore Variable Capital Company structure; and how they can be used within the fund structure. Further, the session will provide a quick overview of the recently gazetted Inland Revenue (Amendment) (Tax Concessions for Carried Interest) Bill 2021 in Hong Kong.

SPEAKERS:

Vanessa Chan
Partner, Ernst & Young Tax Services Limited, Hong Kong

Vanessa is a Hong Kong based partner in the International Tax Services team within the Asia-Pacific Financial Services Group, focusing on International tax and Hong Kong tax. She has 20 years of tax experience and has extensive in-house tax experience and expertise in regional tax management. She also has deep knowledge and understanding of fund formation and fund structuring from the Hong Kong tax perspective and extensive experience in advising funds and investors on fund formation and fund structuring of investments.

Christy Ngai
Manager, Ernst & Young Tax Services Limited, Hong Kong

Christy is a Hong Kong based manager in the International Tax Services team within the Asia-Pacific Financial Services Group, specializing in providing Hong Kong and international tax advisory services to Private Equity and Real Estate funds.

She has solid experience in advising private equity and real estate funds as regards to the fund and deal structure, tax disclosures in fund documentation and ongoing compliance requirements.

The impact on businesses of the COVID-19 pandemic has only begun to be felt.  Despite the large increase in bankruptcy cases already seen since the beginning of the pandemic, an even more dramatic increase should be expected in 2021 and beyond as a result of the challenging financial situation that the pandemic has caused.  This will create problems for businesses in all industries and for their partners, customers and vendors for years to come. This virtual roundtable program, moderated by Schnader’s Richard Barkasy and Kenneth Puhala, will consider the bankruptcy and restructuring trends and issues businesses should expect to see, the options to prepare for and manage these challenges, and how in-house counsel can best respond.

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Understand the implications of the Brexit agreement of December 24, 2020 between the United Kingdom and the European Union.

This session will equip in-house counsel with the information necessary to spot external and internal warning signs of insolvency, understand the different types of insolvency proceedings, and practical tips to help your company navigate the impact of a bankruptcy or insolvency of a customer, supplier or party with whom the business has contracts.

Panelists

Malinda Kellett is Vice President, Legal at Durum Capital. She is on the Board of Directors for ACC Alberta.

Victor Kroeger is a Partner of MNP LLP, the Director of Corporate Recovery for MNP Ltd. in Western Canada and a Managing Director of MNP Corporate Finance Inc. Vic has been serving financial advisory clients since 1982.

Eric Sirrs is a Senior Vice President with MNP's Insolvency & Corporate Recovery group. Based in Edmonton, Eric works with financial institutions, creditors, government agencies, shareholders and debtors to manage complex engagements arising from insolvency or shareholder conflict issues.

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