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This panel will explore the ever-shifting dynamics in GP/LP relations, including challenges and issues that may arise in the course of negotiations, particularly in the current market environment. In addition, panellists will discuss the new and innovative ways GPs and LPs are working together as fund products and transactions become increasingly sophisticated and complex, including through strategic relationships and other bespoke arrangements.

A decade after Brexit reshaped the UK's relationship with the EU, the implications continue to evolve. Panellists will discuss how Brexit has altered the operating landscape for insurance industry participants and what lessons have been learned. The panel will discuss the impact on market access and the effectiveness of alternative structures put in place to address the loss of passporting rights. The panel will also consider whether the industry has already adapted or is it still evolving, as well as what the future may hold.

This session will discuss several options potentially available to private companies seeking funding in a tough venture market.

Discussions will include;

• Debt financing;
• Angel investors; 
• Crowdfunding; 
• Insider bridge rounds; 
• Sale of assets;
• The possible impact of such options on future equity rounds;
• Alternative sources of private capital including private equity; 
• And family office funding for more established closely held companies.  

This session will analyse the growth, innovation and regulation in the region’s most dynamic industries.

It has been over ten years since the IBA last embarked on a data gathering exercise regarding the existence and effectiveness of anti-corruption and money laundering legislation on a global scale.  In the meantime, discourse surrounding the role of lawyers as potential enablers of illicit financial flows, as well as their client’s ‘lawful but awful’ behaviour, has only intensified. 

The time has now come to embark on a connected series of projects: one designed to examine the evolution of lawyers’ perspectives on those regimes designed to combat the transfer of illegal assets, and the other questioning the existential issue of the ethical role of lawyers in society. This session will involve a discussion of the IBA Legal Policy and Research Unit’s plans to revive the IBA’s historic anti-corruption and money laundering surveys, as well as efforts to facilitate a new discussion concerning the role of lawyers as ethical gatekeepers in the aftermath of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the ongoing climate crisis.

Summary of key insights and preview of Day Two.

Law firms of this group - Akerman, Jones Day.

Delegates have the opportunity to visit several law firms to discuss strategy, practice areas and practice management, organisational issues, marketing and office systems.

Spaces are limited and are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Registered conference delegates can sign up at the Speakers‘ Desk by the IBA Registration Desk. For those who are registered, it is advised to be on the bus five to ten minutes before the departure time.

Law firms of this group - Reed Smith & Harper Meyer.

Delegates have the opportunity to visit several law firms to discuss strategy, practice areas and practice management, organisational issues, marketing and office systems.

Spaces are limited and are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Registered conference delegates can sign up at the Speakers‘ Desk by the IBA Registration Desk. For those who are registered, it is advised to be on the bus five to ten minutes before the departure time.

This workshop will address the likely changes in regulation and regulatory priorities resulting from the U.S. election, and as well as regulatory developments in other jurisdictions.

This session is organised to discuss possible role of lawyers in using law and legal procedures to broker peace talks/ bring war crimes to justice and related issues.

• Debt push down possibilities and constraints
• Recapitalisation measures
• Leveraged transactions / structuring with debt
• Cross border migrations and foreign (triangular) mergers
• Pricing of deals / valuation issues and trends

Reporter

Mathieu Lizotte PwC Canada, Québec

This session will consider how digital tools, virtual data rooms and tech-enabled workflows are streamlining M&A transactions. It will also consider AI as a game-changer in due diligence, valuation and integration, plus the emerging legal risks.

Participants will be seated at round tables and divided into two negotiation teams.

This workshop will focus on how sponsors manage conflicts of interest, including allocations among multiple products, affiliate transactions, and secondaries, while also taking into account the applicable regulatory regimes in which the funds operate.

Topics to Include: 
•    Role of counsel in guiding sponsors on transactional management involving the management of conflicts in continuation funds in light of ADIC v EMG (2025)

**Accredited by the Law Society of Hong Kong with 1.0 CPD point**

Topics will include:

• An overview of the rules on conflicts of interest in other countries, such as China, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Philippines, Singapore and the United States
• Managing conflicts of interest for local and cross-border matters, and case studies of other ethical traps in each country
• Tips on ensuring a consistent approach in resolving conflicts of interest issues and to manage client’s expectations

Opening remarks 

• Peter Bartlett MinterEllison, Melbourne, Victoria; Chair, IBA Legal Practice Division

Moderator

• Caroline Berube HJM Asia Law & Co, Guangzhou; Council Member, IBA Legal Practice Division

Panellists

• Riccardo Cajola Cajola & Associati, Milan; Webinar Officer, IBA Professional Ethics Committee
• Michael S Carl SSEK Legal Consultants, Jakarta
• Jose Cochingyan III Cochingyan & Partners Law Offices, Makati City
• Gábor Damjanovic Forgó, Damjanovic & Partners, Budapest; Secretary-Treasurer, IBA Professional Ethics Committee
• Ruth Guo Yingke Law Firm, Beijing
• Rachel McGuckian Miles & Stockbridge, Rockville, Maryland; Scholarship Officer, IBA Professional Ethics Committee

Part 1 - Data-driven business development (moderator - Katherine Hutchinson)

“It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.