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FTC Noncompete Rule Is Set Aside, But Appeal Is Expected and States May Act
The FTC’s near-total ban on noncompetes was set aside this week, but appeals are likely. Employers should monitor moves at the state level, where there have been efforts to impose bans on noncompetes or extend existing restrictions.
FTC Noncompete Rule Is Set Aside, But Appeal Is Expected and States May Act
US Banking Agencies Ramp Up Scrutiny of Bank-Fintech Partnerships
In July U.S. bank regulators released (i) a joint statement on banks’ arrangements with third parties to deliver bank deposit services and (ii) an RFI on bank-fintech partnerships, reflecting increased scrutiny of financial account practices and third-party oversight.
US Banking Agencies Are Ramping Up Scrutiny of Bank-Fintech Partnerships
The FTC’s near-total ban on noncompetes was set aside this week, but appeals are likely. Employers should monitor moves at the state level, where there have been efforts to impose bans on noncompetes or extend existing restrictions.
FTC Noncompete Rule Is Set Aside, But Appeal Is Expected and States May Act
In July U.S. bank regulators released (i) a joint statement on banks’ arrangements with third parties to deliver bank deposit services and (ii) an RFI on bank-fintech partnerships, reflecting increased scrutiny of financial account practices and third-party oversight.
US Banking Agencies Are Ramping Up Scrutiny of Bank-Fintech Partnerships
The EU’s Court of Justice has issued its judgment in Illumina/Grail, ruling that the EC has no power to review a transaction referred under Article 22 EUMR if none of the referring member states had jurisdiction under their own merger control regimes.
European Commission Blocked From Reviewing Below-Threshold Mergers
The coming into force of the UK’s new “failure to prevent fraud” offence will be a landmark in the UK’s corporate criminal liability landscape. Its broad extraterritorial reach means overseas companies will need to consider their risk exposure.
New ‘Failure To Prevent Fraud’ Offence Expected To Come Into Force in the UK Shortly
European Commission Blocked From Reviewing Below-Threshold Mergers
The EU’s Court of Justice has issued its judgment in Illumina/Grail, ruling that the EC has no power to review a transaction referred under Article 22 EUMR if none of the referring member states had jurisdiction under their own merger control regimes.
European Commission Blocked From Reviewing Below-Threshold Mergers
New ‘Failure To Prevent Fraud’ Offence Expected To Come Into Force in the UK Shortly
The coming into force of the UK’s new “failure to prevent fraud” offence will be a landmark in the UK’s corporate criminal liability landscape. Its broad extraterritorial reach means overseas companies will need to consider their risk exposure.
New ‘Failure To Prevent Fraud’ Offence Expected To Come Into Force in the UK Shortly
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