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Linklaters is a leading global law firm, supporting and investing in the future of our clients wherever they do business. We combine legal expertise with a collaborative and innovative approach to help clients navigate constantly evolving markets and regulatory environments, pursuing opportunities and managing risk worldwide.Disclaimer: Podcasts are not legal advice and the views expressed in this podcast are not the views of Linklaters LLP.
Linklaters hosts The Linklaters Podcast, a business show with 482 episodes published.
Episode 43: Payments Monthly Richard Hay, Peter Church, Olivia Murphy & Megan Gosling The recent incident in which an OpenAI agent hacked Hugging Face reveals both the capability of frontier AI models and the limitations
Episode 25: Under Pressure // Business Skills What can hostage negotiation teach us about working better together? In this episode, we speak to former Metropolitan Police hostage and crisis negotiator Nicky Perfect about
Top 5 Things you Need to Know: Episode 2 - EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive In this podcast, Sara Feijao explains the top five things you need to know about the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Dilige
Top 5 Things you Need to Know: Episode 1 - EU Forced Labour Regulation In this podcast, Sara Feijao explains the top five things you need to know about the EU’s Forced Labour Regulation (FLR), which will start applying o
Episode 42: Payments Monthly Georgina Kon & Olivia Murphy As AI agents begin to shop for us, payment transactions will become faster and more frequent. In this podcast, Georgie Kon explains how the rise of agentic paymen
Episode 3: PFAs regimes: chemicals & hazardous substances - corporates and financial sector In this podcast, Satindar Dogra, Elizabeth Raultson, Anke Krouse and Sarah Martin discuss what the PFAs litigation landscape in
Episode 41: Payments Monthly Olivia Murphy & Simon Treacy The Financial Conduct Authority commissioned the Mills Review to explore how AI will transform retail financial services by 2030. In this podcast episode Olivia M
Episode 24: The human edge Speakers: Lila Vialat, Ian Rodwell and Rahim Hirji What happens when AI assumes aspects of our jobs, while also reshaping how we think about experience, expertise and our sense of self at work?
Episode 2: Superfunds considerations: the trustee perspective and market outlook // Pensions Superfunds, or DB consolidators, are now an option for trustees and sponsors considering their endgame strategy. In this two-pa
Episode 1: Superfunds explained: their purpose, transfers to them and the regulatory landscape // Pensions Superfunds, or DB consolidators, are now an option for trustees and sponsors considering their endgame strategy.
Episode 7: Introducing MARC Crypto-native firms are not the only ones needing to prepare for the UK’s market abuse regime for cryptoassets. Peter Bevan and Sherryn Buehlmann explain how MARC will have a wide reach.
Episode 2: PFAs regimes: chemicals & hazardous substances - corporates and financial sector In this podcast, Aileen Buchanan (Linklaters), Lauren Bachtel (Linklaters) and Belinda Valledy (ERM) explore how to address issu
Episode 1: PFAs regimes: chemicals & hazardous substances - corporates and financial sector In this podcast, Claudia Harper, Lauren Bachtel and Sebatian Meyn provide a high-level overview of what PFAs (also known as “for
Episode 6: Stablecoins Stablecoins are competing to be the future of digital money. Sam Quicke and Sophia Le Vesconte explain why the UK’s approach to regulating stablecoins depends on where the issuer is based.
Episode 5 : Scope and implications for tokenisation The UK’s cryptoasset regulatory regime will be a major consideration for current and future tokenisation projects. Sam Quicke and Sophia Le Vesconte explore how the sco
Episode 23: The Linklaters Ideas Foundry Speakers: Lila Vialat, Ian Rodwell, Dr Sylwia Ciuk and Dr Kay Galpin Far from being a temporary phenomenon, it now seems that hybrid working is here to stay. But what does that me
Episode 8: New EU anti-money laundering regime In Episode 8, Paloma Fierro and Stefaan Loosveld look at how the new EU anti‑money laundering package will work in practice. They explain the shift to a Single AML Rulebook
Episode 4: Application period The Financial Conduct Authority’s application period for cryptoasset licences opens in September 2026 and closes in February 2027. Harry Eddis and Bethan Poole explain why this application w
Episode 3: Overview The UK’s new crypto regime starts to apply on 25 October 2027. Peter Bevan and Olivia Murphy run through the key points to note.
Episode 2: Current state The UK’s new crypto regulatory framework builds on existing rules. James Morris and Frances Hodgkins give an overview of how cryptoassets are already regulated in the UK.
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