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Open for (‘Low-Risk’) Business: Reforms to Australia’s Foreign Direct Investment Regime Announced

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By Alex Lazar, Chris Clarke, Shane Barber
| Bird & Bird Podcasts
The Australian Government has announced its most significant package of foreign investment reforms in years, promising faster approvals, reduced regulatory burden, and greater flexibility for investors. Alongside this comes new oversight powers that demand careful attention. Our Bird & Bird team breaks down what the changes mean for foreign investors. Read on for our full analysis of the reforms and what they mean for your investments in Australia.
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Riding the Wave - Peak Issues in Australian Law

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By Shane Barber, Kristy Smith Verified, Ethan Aitchison, Hamish Fraser, Belyndy Rowe, Chris Clarke, Carl Ritchie, Jane Owen, Rebecca Currey, Thomas Jones, Matthew Bovaird, Rich Hawkins, Tom Macken, Tom Green, Jonathon Ellis, Julie Cheeseman, Vince Baudille, Conor Matthews
| Lexology Verified
Riding the wave Peak issues in Australian law May 2024 Contents Foreword Employment Technology and communications Corporate Intellectual property Competition and regulatory Sport Disputes and investigations Property Page 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 2 Bird & Bird LLPMay 2024 Foreword As we approach our 10th anniversary in the Australian market, there is much to celebrate.
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The UK publishes a call for evidence on proposals to create a financial services regulatory regime for crypto-assets and confirms its approach to setting up financial promotions regime for crypto-assets

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By Gavin Punia, Thomas Hepplewhite, Shane Barber, Scott McInnes, Michelle Chan Verified, Ivan Sagál, Kristiina Lehvilä, Cathie-Rosalie Joly, Michael Junemann, Konrád Siegler, Stefano Febbi, Sławomir Szepietowski, Hans Svensson, Gidget Brugman, Gregory Man, Trystan Tether
| Lexology Verified
On February 1 2023, the UK Government (the Government) published two important developments for cryptoassets: i. the Government’s statement on its approach to crypto-asset financial promotions regulation; and ii. the future financial services regulatory regime for cryptoassets: Consultation and call for evidence (the Consultation), both outlining the Government’s intention to bring crypto-regulation to the UK.
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