The ILF Podcast Series - The Deal Makers
The ILF has embarked on a new project this summer semester 2023 - its own Podcast Series titled "The Deal Makers".
This podcast of the Institute for Law and Finance (ILF) of Goethe University in Frankfurt is managed with the input of and assistance from the student cohort. It aims to explore the evolving landscape between law and finance and show how legal frameworks and regulations are adapting to keep pace with these changes. It is hoped that an engaging platform will be created where one can delve deeper into the current legal issues and industry trends that are shaping the future of law and finance.
#4: FinTech Focus 2023-24: “Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets”
On 20 April 2023, the European Parliament adopted Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 on Markets in Crypto-Assets (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation - MiCAR). This was the motivating factor for our student Nicolas Bonilla to meet up with Dr. Conrad Ruppel, partner at Ashurst in Frankfurt am Main and to discuss this new, harmonised regulatory framework for crypto-assets and related services. As an expert in financial markets supervisory law and litigation, Dr. Ruppel’s practice covers all areas of investment and financial markets law, including the regulation of new technologies and digital assets. Tune in and find out more about the behind the scenes practice of a team that advised Goldman Sachs on their use of a digital asset platform.
#3: Third-party Funding in Arbitration: A look at the Trends and the Implications
Dear Listeners, in our third episode of the Deal Makers - ILF Podcast Series, Dr. Markus Burianski (Partner and Head of White & Case's German arbitration practice, as well as Lecturer at the Institute of Law and Finance) together with Ms. Buket Bayril discuss the topic on Third-Party Funding in Arbitration. With the support of Basavan Patil, they explore the motivations behind funders, their meticulous evaluation of potential cases, and the intriguing possibility of public offerings in third-party funding. If you are fascinated by the world of arbitration and want to learn more about the nuances of this dynamic practice, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now for valuable insights!
#2: AT-1 Bonds / CoCo Bonds
We are back with Episode 2 of The Deal Makers - ILF Podcast Series with Dr. Christian Storck (Partner and German Head of Finance at Linklaters LLP), Mr. William Lam and Ms. Namrata Pandit where we take you through an interesting conversation on AT-1 bonds, their emergence, and how different they are from the traditional bonds. The conversation will also shed light on the recent events that saw a complete write-down of the AT-1 bonds at Credit Suisse. Do listen to this episode, and as always, your feedback and suggestions are welcome! Thank you for the overwhelming support towards the ILF Podcast, and we hope to bring more such conversations!
#1: Building a Sustainable Future - Impact of ESG Factors on Project Finance
Dr. Daniel Reichert-Facilides, Senior Counsel of Chatham Partners and Mr. Andreas Ruthemeyer, Counsel of Clifford Chance, will be discussing the impact of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors on project finance . They will touch upon various facets of ESG, including taxonomy, regulations and greenwashing and also give their views on the importance of having an ESG agenda for the future.
ILF Editorial Team: Jeanne Boillet, Ruslana Bronina, Alexandra Königsberg, Basavanagouda Patil, Erato Zeliou. Namrata Pandit gave the introduction and concluded the podcast .
Disclaimer
The ILF Podcast Series “The Deal Makers” is a podcast meant for educational and informational purposes only. The information contained therein is not intended to provide legal advice or to create an attorney-client relationship between the hosts or guests and the listener. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, the law is constantly evolving and changing, and the content of this podcast may not reflect the current legal developments. The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests of this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of their respective law firms, employers, or organizations. Listeners should not act upon any information provided in this podcast without seeking professional legal advice. The content of this podcast is protected by applicable intellectual property laws, and any unauthorized reproduction or distribution is strictly prohibited. By accessing and listening to this podcast, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this disclaimer, and you agree to the terms and conditions set forth herein.
