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ING to appoint Ljiljana Čortan as chief risk officer

ING announced today that Ljiljana Čortan will be appointed chief risk officer of ING. Ljiljana Čortan until recently served as chief risk officer of HypoVereinsbank – UniCredit Bank (HVB) in Germany. She will succeed Steven van Rijswijk, who was appointed CEO of ING effective 1 July 2020. Ljiljana Čortan will be appointed as chief risk officer and member of the Management Board Banking effective 1 January 2021. The Supervisory Board will propose to shareholders to appoint her as member of...
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Vulcan Insight | Brexit talks “not a trajectory to a deal,” despite restarting

Following ten days of intensified talks on the EU-UK post-Brexit future relationship following their public fall-out a few weeks ago, Michel Barnier painted a gloomy picture of the current state play. While not yet speaking publicly about the developments of his talks with David Frost in the past week, the EU’s Chief Brexit negotiator this week updated EU ambassadors as well as the European Parliament’s Brexit Coordination Group on the state of play. In his only public comments since the...
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Troutman Pepper | LPACs move into the hot seat

"Advisory committees are becoming intertwined with fund operations", say Troutman Pepper partner Julia Corelli and associate Patrick Bianchi | With increasing regulatory scrutiny on fees and expenses, fund managers are turning to their limited partner advisory committees (LPACs) more as a body with approval rights than for oversight by significant limited partners (LPs). While managers seek greater transparency and protection from second-guessing with the benefit of hindsight, LPAC members’ increasing responsibilities raise concerns of time commitments, conflicts, compensation and liability. Compared...
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CLA | SBA Begins Effort to Assess Economic Necessity for PPP Loans Over $2 Million

Key insights SBA Forms 3509 (for-profit) and 3510 (nonprofit) shed light on how the SBA is likely to assess economic necessity for borrowers with PPP loans of $2 million or more. The loan necessity forms do not introduce any new eligibility standards, but provide previously unknown details on factors to be addressed in the economic necessity assessment. If you are a borrower with a PPP loan of $2 million or more, now is the time to begin to assemble...
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Fees & Expenses Survey 2020: Who pays what? The tug of war between LPs and GPs

Troutman Pepper, an EACCNY member, recently published this report in association with PEF Services and Withum | This latest iteration of our biennial survey examines how funds are allocating fees and expenses between GPs and LPs. Originated in 2014, this 2020 report shows several emerging trends, including: Key findings from this year’s survey and trends over the years The ILPA effect Role of the LPAC Conflicts over co-investment Who pays for outsourcing costs Fund term extension issues DOWNLOAD REPORT Contacts: Julia Corelli, Partner | julia.corellitroutman.com Stephanie Pindyck Costantino, Partner | stephanie.costantinotroutman.com Genna...
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CMS Expert Guide on sexual harassment in the workplace

Welcome to our CMS Expert Guide on sexual harassment in the workplace. How different countries responded to the #MeToo movement and how the law regulates workplace harassment on a global scale were key drivers in carrying out this report. 2020 has seen an unprecedented period of workplace change compounded by significant personal uncertainty. As workplaces around the world adjust to new ways of working employers have an opportunity to promote a positive workplace culture and reduce harassment complaints. Offering a range of insights on...
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Brussels airport largest European pharmaceutical hub

While pharmaceutical companies are working feverishly on the development of COVID-19 vaccines, Brussels Airport is preparing, as Europe's No. 1 pharmaceutical hub, for the fast and safe transport of billions of doses all over the world. Air transport of medical equipment requires speed and a constant temperature. Of all European airports, Brussels Airport has the most adequate equipment for large-scale distribution: self-developed mobile cool boxes on batteries and solar panels, high-tech containers and no less than 30,000m² of temperature-controlled storage...
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BBGFX | November FX Outlook

Several issues that have cast a pall over the business and investment climate are likely to be lifted shortly.  Many still fear that the results of the US election will not be known for an extended period of time, but we note that a metric of fear, the difference between November and December VIX (S&P volatility) futures was at a six-month low before the surge in contagion spurred the biggest equity sell-off in four months as October wound down The...

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