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Natasha Doris

Natasha Doris

Verified

Journalist, CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

United Kingdom

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Still life, fashion but I've shot them.

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Total articles 2073

  • FCA launches US and Asia-Pacific presence

    By Natasha Doris Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified The agency aims to guide foreign businesses through UK financial regulation and help UK firms expand abroad. The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set up a presence in the US and the Asia-Pacific as part of the agency’s five-year strategy, in which it said it would increasingly rely on “strong bilateral relationships with our counterparts”. The regulator announced its official launches today (15 April).

    By Natasha Doris Verified · CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Baker McKenzie Malaysia member firm adds IP partner

    By Natasha Doris Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified Wong & Partners has snapped up a lawyer from a rival firm for its Kuala Lumpur office. Wong & Partners has hired intellectual property (IP) lawyer Celia Cheah as a partner in its Kuala Lumpur office. She spent the last year as head of IP and intangible assets at Rajah & Tann member firm Christopher & Lee Ong and joined the Malaysian Baker McKenzie member firm on Monday (14 April).

    By Natasha Doris Verified · CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • FCA launches US and Asia-Pacific presence

    By Natasha Doris Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified The agency aims to guide foreign businesses through UK financial regulation and help UK firms expand abroad. The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set up a presence in the US and the Asia-Pacific as part of the agency’s five-year strategy, in which it said it would increasingly rely on “strong bilateral relationships with our counterparts”. The regulator announced its official launches today (15 April).

    By Natasha Doris Verified · CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)