Osborne Clarke.TV Podcasts

This month Julia Jolley sits down with Catherine Wenger to chat about the challenges and opportunities of being a female engineer in our latest Building Women podcast.    Catherine speaks about her career journey and some of the incredible projects she has worked on over the years.

David Soerensen and Chris Hickey look at what the FCA's new sustainability disclosure requirements and labelling regime, soon coming into force, means for fund managers.

Eight questions, two people, one industry: Our impressive guests share their stories and we celebrate their successes in a male-dominated construction industry

Seirian Thomas, Nikki Worden and Paul Harris discuss Osborne Clarke's upcoming Future of Financial Services Week, which will cover the themes of AI and data, regulation, marketing and ESG, and fundraising. The events kick off on 5 February 2024 – please register online and join us! 

In this inaugural episode, Julia Jolley chats to colleague Caroline Saul, Project Finance Partner at Osborne Clarke, about: what makes her tick;  who her biggest cheerleaders are; and  the main barriers to moving towards more sustainable energy methods in the industry.

In this first of a four-part series of OC Ventures podcasts, Eleanor Owen and Olivier Jacquelin delve into the Term Sheet – a critical document for investees and investors alike. 

This is the first episode in the second series of the Osborne Clarke podcast series about mobility as a service (MaaS) and smart mobility. We will look at legal and other issues related to MaaS, as well as smart mobility more broadly. In the first episode hosts Jeremy Godley and Marie-Claire Day define MaaS and smart mobility, and discuss regulatory developments and trends in this space. 

In this podcast, Sam Furse and Douglas Hawthorn of Osborne Clarke's restructuring and insolvency team speak to Jim Davies, a Partner in the Financial Advisory team at FRP Advisory, regarding the approach to valuation evidence in restructuring plans.

The government is planning an ambitious overhaul of the Consumer Credit Act 1974. Seirian Thomas , Nikki Worden , Charlotte Harris , Ben Player discuss where we are in the process, why reform is needed, and what the industry is hoping can be achieved. 

Seirian Thomas , Ben Player , Claudia Kasinou and Josh Payne discuss the FCA's guidance consultation, which gives firms a steer when navigating the complex social media landscape to market financial products and services. 

As part of our series on the Draft Media Bill, TK Spiff is joined by Jamie Heatly and Pippa Smith to discuss the significant proposed reforms to the video-on-demand regime in the UK, including the creation of standards and accessibility codes aligned with the rules for TV broadcasters and the extension of territorial scope to include non-UK services.

In the latest episode of Osborne Clarke's Energy Innovation podcast series, Deborah Harvey leads a discussion with Osborne Clarke colleagues Daniel Breuer, Partner and Head of our Energy Practice in Germany, and Lukasz Petelski, Energy Counsel in Poland.   Together they discuss the role of CPPAs and activity within each jurisdiction, including what they are seeing in terms of structures, price and...

Rachel Couter , Jeremy Summers and Benedicte Perowne give a brief overview of the FCA's approach to investigations from a criminal perspective and a civil enforcement perspective. 

As part of our series on the Draft Media Bill, Jamie Heatly is joined by TK Spiff to discuss the Media Bill proposals intended to capture smart speakers and other connected audio-selection platforms. 

As part of our series on the Draft Media Bill, TK Spiff is joined by Pippa Smith to discuss the UK's long-awaited proposal to secure prominence for public service broadcaster content and services on digital platforms. 

As part of our series on the Draft Media Bill, TK Spiff is joined by Alex Aisthorpe to discuss the proposed public service broadcasting (PSB) reforms. The two discuss the new PSB prominence rules, as well as a wider conversation on how the planned reforms seek to protect and promote the UK's public service broadcasters.