Publications and Events

We regularly prepare publications to inform clients of breaking developments and help them stay ahead of the most important issues they may encounter. Our lawyers also host events that gather top experts in their fields.

Some representative publications and events include:

Alert Memos

• Board Focus 2012: Issues and Developments 
• The Volcker Rule Proposal: Challenges, Open Issues, and Unintended Consequences 
• Dodd-Frank: One Year Later – Key Current Issues for Financial Institutions 
• Financial Regulatory Reform in the European Union: State of Play and Prospects 
• Guide to Public ADR Offerings in the United States
• The SEC’s Final “Say”: SEC Adopts Final Say on Pay and Related Shareholder Advisory Vote Regulations

Newsletters

• Cleary Gottlieb National Competition Report 
• Cleary Gottlieb EU Competition Report 
• Cleary Gottlieb Asian Competition Report 
• Cleary Gottlieb Mergers & Acquisitions and Corporate Governance Report 

Treatises

• Guide to Bank Underwriting, Dealing and Brokerage Activities (16th ed.) 
• U.S. Regulation of the International Securities and Derivatives Markets (10th ed.) 
• European Merger Control Law: A Guide to the Merger Regulation (8th ed.)
• EU Competition Law: Vol III: Cartel Law (2nd ed.)

Events

• 10th Annual Corporate Governance & Disclosure Seminar, centering on a practical discussion of the recent developments in compensation and governance disclosure, requirements, and best practices.
• 20th Annual Mexico City Seminar.  
• Dodd-Frank: One Year Later, a seminar at which several of the firm’s top experts in their respective fields discussed how the Act has affected the state of global financial regulation, key changes on the horizon, and potential conflicts with comparable regulation in the European Union and other markets.
• Seminars held in Rome and London related to the Eurozone crisis, including debating the causes of the crisis, the reactions to the crisis (including that of the European Central Bank), the legal and economic issues raised and the possible responses, as well as the changing landscape of sovereign debt, generally.
• A seminar comparing the UK Bribery Act with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, including analysis of a number of case studies.
• Presentations on EU, U.S., and global antitrust developments made by our partners in Brussels, London, Rome, and Washington.

For a complete listing of our publications and events, please click here.