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Märkte - Sieben Gründe, warum London trotz Brexit erfolgreich sein wird

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By Tom Walker, Co-Head
| cash Verified
In den dreieinhalb Jahren seit der Entscheidung Grossbritanniens für den Austritt aus der Europäischen Union (EU) wurde viel darüber geschrieben, dass London seinen Status als weltweit führendes Zentrum für Finanzdienstleistungen verlieren könnte.
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Backlogs and balancing acts in the aerospace and defense industry

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By Manfred Hader, Co-Head, Central Europe, Robert Thomson Verified
| rolandberger.com
Disruptive technologies and climate awareness are gaining altitude in the Aerospace and Defense industry "Companies must decide which technology to focus on and develop a clear strategy to overcome specific challenges." Senior Partner, co-Head of Global Aerospace & Defence Practice Hamburg Office, Central Europe Technological disruptions in the Aerospace and Defense industry could transform the landscape beyond recognition in the near future.
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UK flexes extraterritorial reach with Airbus settlement

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By Emmanuel Breen, Co-Head
| FCPA Blog
When passed in 2010, the UK Bribery Act was dubbed the “most stringent anti-corruption legislation in the world.” This was due in part to Section 7, which created an unprecedented form of vicarious liability at the time, with a potentially strong extraterritorial reach. Since then compliance professionals have wondered what implications this could have. And then came Airbus. Section 7 introduces “failure of commercial organizations to prevent bribery” as an offense.
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