Webinar: Holding asset managers to account

Holding asset managers to account

06:00 PM - 07:15 PM

Register your interest for the third in our series of webinars focused on sustainability themes relevant to alternative asset managers.

Aimed at business leaders, senior executives, general counsel and legal and compliance teams, this series will debate the key sustainability issues for 2021 and the impact they will have on private markets in Europe.

This webinar will focus on litigation risk coming out of the ESG agenda and, in particular, areas of concern for asset managers needing to balance shorter term marketing / investor demands against a longer term potential litigation risk.

The panel will be led by Operational Regulatory partner, Doug Bryden, and Dispute Resolution partner, Heather Gagen.

OUR GUEST PANELLISTS

Audra J. Soloway, Partner, Paul, Weiss

A partner in the Litigation Department and co-chair of the Securities Litigation and Enforcement Group, Audra J. Soloway focuses her practice on securities litigation, corporate internal investigations and enforcement proceedings and regulatory defense. Audra has extensive experience representing companies and their officers and directors in shareholder class actions, derivative litigations and individual actions, as well as arbitrations. Audra also represents clients in investigations and enforcement proceedings brought by the Securities Exchange Commission and state securities regulators.

Andrew J. Ehrlich, Partner, Paul, Weiss

A partner in the Litigation Department and co-chair of the Securities Litigation and Enforcement Group, Andrew J. Ehrlich has experience representing clients on a broad variety of complex commercial litigation matters, specializing in securities litigation and regulatory defense. Andrew has expertise in representing clients in complex, and often high-profile, matters involving federal and state regulatory inquiries, as well as civil litigation in multiple jurisdictions. Andrew has significant high-stakes trial experience in state and federal courts, as well as before arbitration tribunals.

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