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26 6月 2024
Insight
Introducing The Australian Corporate Law Academy
Building on the themes from our book and insight series, Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues, The Australian Corporate Law Academy presents an on-demand webinar series that delves into the core issues of corporate law.
Our aim is to equip our clients, networks and broader community with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate this dynamic landscape. Led by our experts, these webinars are designed to foster a deeper understanding of Australian corporate law.
On-demand webinars
Shareholder meetings: Evolving market practice
Related party transactions: Reconciling the dual regime
Insolvent trading & the importance of safe harbour
Continuous disclosure: The challenges, consequences and the future
Evolution of securities disclosure: rethinking Australia’s financial product offering system
ESG and its impact on corporate law
Are you executing your documents properly?
The Modern Approach to Capital Maintenance
Insider trading laws in Australia: The past, present and future
Future sessions
Keep an eye out for more on The Australian Corporate Law Academy's curriculum
We're convinced that by enriching your knowledge and skills, we can collaboratively sculpt a thriving future for corporate law in Australia.
At Herbert Smith Freehills, our unwavering commitment is to equip you with the insights, tools, and diverse viewpoints crucial for navigating today's intricate business landscape.
Presenters
Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues
Exploring the issues in corporate law
Technical and political disruption, regulations that have remained stagnant, alongside businesses faced with increased complexity. The domain of corporate Australia’s regulation finds itself at a crossroads.
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