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JONES DAY TALKS®: Shield & Supply: Unlocking NATO Procurement Opportunities (opens the original)
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As NATO Allies continue to increase investments in defence expenditures, opportunities for suppliers, vendors, and contractors abound. Jones Day partner and former Lord Chancellor, Member of Parliament, and Minister of State for Defence Procurement Alex Chalk talks about regulatory frameworks, procurement rules, and what potential vendors need to know about supplying the Alliance.
JONES DAY TALKS®: The CATO Regime: Bringing Competition to Electricity Transmission (opens the original)
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Jones Day partner Michelle T. Davies and counsel Martin Stewart-Smith lead a panel discussing the United Kingdom’s CATO regime (Competitively Appointed Transmission Owner): what it is, why it’s relevant in the current energy and infrastructure landscape, and what it potentially means for investors and other stakeholders.
JONES DAY TALKS®: Digital Assets, Capital Markets, and Implications of the Clarity Act (opens the original)
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Investors, fintech developers, and traditional financial markets participants have waited for U.S. legislators to establish a clear regulatory framework for the digital assets space, and the Clarity Act is designed to do precisely that. Jones Day partner Abradat Kamalpour and Fifth Era’s Matthew Le Merle explain how the proposed legislation would impact regulatory oversight and … Continue reading JONES DAY TALKS®: Digital Assets, Capital Markets, and Implications of the Clarity Act →
JONES DAY TALKS®: The QSBS Edge: How Entity Choice Can Save Founders and Investors Millions (opens the original)
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Early decisions relating to the legal structure of a start-up company can have profound tax and financial implications as the business expands, grows, and achieves liquidity. Jones Day partners Tim Curry and Lori Hellkamp talk about the benefits of the Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) exemption and how the correct structuring can significantly impact the eventual return to founders and investors.
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