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The events of 2020 and their aftermath have made it clear that ESG is not a fad that will recede, even during a crisis. If anything, 2020 made ESG's importance clear and firmly established ESG as being a more important engagement and voting topic going forward.
Under the Biden administration, corporations can expect the DOJ and congressional investigations to place greater focus on the private sector. Democrats in the 117th Congress likely will focus on issues including the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, environmental concerns, drug pricing and antitrust questions surrounding Big Tech.
As the U.S. changes administration, there is significant interest in how the country’s relationship with China may evolve with respect to trade, national security and government enforcement. Although some modifications in tone and approach under the Biden administration are possible, fundamental changes in these areas appear unlikely.
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2020 Corporate Governance Survey of Hong Kong-Listed Biotech CompaniesMarch 2021
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US M&A Outlook: Rebounding Market Fuels Optimism for Deal Activity in 2021February 24, 2021
Upcoming Speaking Engagements
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Doing Deals 2021: The Art of M&A Transactional PracticeMarch 3, 2021
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The Role of Legal and Compliance in Adapting PE Investment Strategies During Market DisruptionsMarch 3, 2021
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Third Annual Harvard Law School Blockchain & Fintech ConferenceMarch 4, 2021
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Corporate Governance — A Master Class 2021March 5, 2021