The View From The Regulators

NetLaw Media · Intermediate ·🛡️ AI Safety & Ethics ·2y ago

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Panel discussion on 'The View From the Regulators' discussing; - The trends & issues that the legal services regulators see relating to: - Money-laundering, economic crime & sanctions enforcement - Public risk, practice risk & ’acting in the best interests of the client’ - Implications for professional ethics & the rule of law - Implications for professional ethics & the rule of law

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Panel discussion on 'The View From the Regulators' discussing; - The trends & issues that the legal services regulators see relating to: - Money-laundering, economic crime & sanctions enforcement - Public risk, practice risk & ’acting in the best interests of the client’ - Implications for professional ethics & the rule of law - Implications for professional ethics & the rule of law

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