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In the second episode of our Embracing AI podcast series, host Chris Williams explores how AI can assist with the energy transition and decarbonisation. He is joined by guests, Richard Power, a Clyde & Co Partner specialising in clean energy and the energy transition, and Oliver Cronk, Technology Director, and specialist in sustainable technology, at Scott Logic, a software development company...

This is the fifth episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey are joined by Michelle Wong, an associate in the corporate insurance team based in Hong Kong, to explore the regulatory environment surrounding virtual assets in this vibrant city. 

Welcome to our new Embracing AI Podcast Series, hosted by Clyde & Co Partner, Chris Williams, which explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries and sectors. In this first episode, Tim Van Kampen, a Senior Associate in Clyde & Co’s global specialty insurance practice, interviews Lord Chris Holmes of Richmond, sponsor of the recently tabled AI Bill, to discuss what...

This is the fourth episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series. In this episode, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey welcome Zhen Guang Lam, a senior associate in the corporate team based in Singapore. Throughout the episode, Zhen Guang shares invaluable insights into the regulatory landscape of the virtual assets space in Singapore.

Welcome to the third episode of our Digital Resilience podcast series, in which host Dino Wilkinson explores the opportunities and risks associated with blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrencies. In this instalment, Wilkinson is joined by Rachel Cropper-Mawer, co-Chair of Clyde & Co’s Regulatory and Investigations Practice Group based in London, Jehan-Philippe Wood, a litigation and invest...

In the third episode of the Virtually Everything podcast series, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey discuss a landmark cryptocurrency case, the first of its kind to go through the DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) Courts in the UAE.

This is the second episode of the Clyde & Co Virtually Everything podcast series, in which hosts, Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey explore the dynamic world of virtual assets around the world. Here, the hosts delve into the complex regulatory regime for virtual assets in the UAE and why it has become such a destination for virtual assets businesses. 

In the first episode of our podcast series, hosts Lucy Nash and Vyasna Mahadevey set the stage for an enlightening journey into the virtual world. They offer a preview of the topics that will be explored throughout the series, introducing key elements of the virtual realm. The episode concludes by offering comprehensive definitions to common terminology associated with virtual assets, providing th...

This is the second episode of our Digital Resilience podcast series in which host, Dino Wilkinson, explores the risks associated with digital transformation in the realm of data and artificial intelligence (AI). This episode looks at workplace-related risks arising from employers’ and employees’ use of AI and highlights the recent European Court of Justice decision on automated decision-making in...

Following on from our successful Digital Transformation series, this is the first episode of our new Digital Resilience podcast that focuses on managing risks in a digital world. This first instalment looks at the intellectual property (IP) and data privacy issues that arise from the use and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Our series host Dino Wilkinson is joined by Chris Wil...

This episode of our Digital Transformation podcast series, hosted by Dino Wilkinson, focuses on the risks and insurability of cryptocurrencies and NFTs (non-fungible tokens). To explore this fast-moving area of law and insurance, Wilkinson is joined by Georgia Amos, expert in cyber risk, data, and technology, along with Karen Boto, a partner in the insurance group who specialises in emerging risks...

In this episode of our Digital Transformation Podcast Series, hosted by Dino Wilkinson, we focus on unravelling the mysteries around blockchain, cryptocurrencies and NFTs (non-fungible tokens). We also look at some of the associated legal risks in conversation with three subject matter experts: London-based disputes and insurance partner, Lee Bacon, who co-founded Clyde & Co’s smart contracts...

In this episode of our Digital Transformation Podcast Series, hosted by Dino Wilkinson, we focus on the legal issues arising around healthtech, one of the areas of significant digital adoption, in conversation with Claire Petts, a specialist in medical malpractice and healthcare; David Hansom, who leads Clyde & Co’s procurement and state aid practice; and Alec Christie, a Partner in the Sydney...

In this episode of our Digital Transformation podcast series, we continue our focus on the risks and opportunities presented by digitisation in a range of industries. This time we turn our attention to the energy industry and how electronic vehicles are becoming an important part of the transition to a low carbon future.

In this episode of our Digital Transformation podcast series, we continue our focus on the risks and opportunities presented by digitisation in a range of industries. This time we turn our attention to the energy industry with our specialists in energy, data and technology considering the latest cutting-edge innovations in the sector.

In this episode, Dino Wilkinson discusses with casualty specialists how Clyde & Co’s casualty insurance practice has transitioned to a digital-focused offering.

In this episode, Clyde & Co Partner Dino Wilkinson speaks to Drones specialists Maurice Thompson, Professor Julie-Anne Tarr and Patrick Slomski about the growing use of drones and the risks and opportunities surrounding the regulation of this technology in business today.

In this episode, Clyde & Co Partner Dino Wilkinson speaks to construction specialists, Mary Anne Roff and Sean Hardy, along with technology specialist, Tom Tippett, about how construction is shaking off its reputation as a traditional, paper-based industry, to embrace digitisation.