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Emma Carr

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Q&A: The Macroeconomic And Geopolitical Outlook For 2026 - A Conversation With John Ferguson At Economist Impact

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By David Lowe, Emma Carr
| Mondaq
Gowling WLG are most popular: within Compliance and Tax topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Inhouse Counsel in Canada with readers working within the Healthcare industries For business leaders, especially General Counsel and senior executives, 2026 presents a defining challenge: steering businesses through a year of steady but unspectacular global growth, heightened dollar volatility and a rapidly shifting trade landscape.
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Q&A: The macroeconomic and geopolitical outlook for 2026 - a conversation with John Ferguson at Economist Impact

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By David Lowe, Emma Carr
| Intellectual Property
For business leaders, especially General Counsel and senior executives, 2026 presents a defining challenge: steering businesses through a year of steady but unspectacular global growth, heightened dollar volatility and a rapidly shifting trade landscape. As the US steps back from its transitional role in shaping global commerce, a "World Minus One" dynamic is emerging with new trade agreements, supply chain realignment and regional partnerships reshaping where opportunities lie.
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Supreme Court Clarifies: No Fiduciary Duty Owed By Car Dealers In Finance Arrangements

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By Ian Weatherall, Emma Carr, Sean Adams, Funmi Adeyemo
| Mondaq
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court resolved three conjoined appeals concerning the legality of commission payments made by lenders to motor dealers in hire purchase car finance arrangements. In this article we review the key points of the decision, and what it means for the finance industry and affected consumers. The Supreme Court held that lenders were not liable for common law bribery as a result of making commission payments to the dealer-brokers.
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