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Women in Maritime Trade

On Tuesday 7 May, Clyde & Co LLP's Marine and International Trade team held their first event focussed on Women in Maritime Trade. This initiative, led by Legal Director Trudy Grey, has been designed to promote networking amongst women in what is traditionally a male dominated industry.

Clyde & Co opens in Beijing

International law firm Clyde & Co has been granted a licence by China's Ministry of Justice to open an office in Beijing.

Clyde & Co adds shipping and international trade partner to Dubai office

We are delighted to announce that Rob Lawrence has been promoted to partner with effect from 1 May 2013 in Clyde & Co's Middle East shipping practice in Dubai.

Clyde & Co adds two new corporate partners to MENA team

International law firm Clyde & Co is pleased to announce the lateral appointments of Rhys Lewis and Ross Barfoot as partners in its MENA corporate group, bringing regional corporate partner numbers to 12 and total regional partner numbers to 36.

Aviation finance partner joins Clyde & Co in MENA region

Clyde & Co is pleased to announce the appointment of Sidanth Rajagopal as a partner in the firm's MENA aviation practice.

Clasis Law (India) announces two internal promotions

Clyde & Co's associated firm in India announces corporate and infrastructure promotions

Clyde & Co announces 2013 partnership promotions

Clyde & Co is delighted to announce the promotion of seven lawyers to the partnership and six equity partners to senior equity partners effective from 1 May 2013.

New Clyde & Co recruitment site launched

Radio interview: DFSA rulebook amendments and bonuses in the financial sector

Rebecca Ford, Partner in Clyde & Co's employment group, discusses changes in European law related to bonuses in the financial sector and DFA's new directives on bonuses.

Proposed legislation to significantly impact trading operations of commodity houses

The new proposed EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) seeks to extend the concept of inside information to capture information which impacts on commodity derivatives and the underlying physical spot contract. This could have significant impact on physical commodity trading businesses.

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