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Reducing cost and risk: early data reconnaissance (UK)
18 March 2021, 4.00pm GMT
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Reducing cost and risk: early data reconnaissance (UK)
Overview
Early insight into data has never been more critical to help control costs and manage risk. Getting ahead of the game – and doing so effectively – can be absolutely crucial to keeping costs low and risks mitigated when presented with an investigation, case or urgent information request.
Legal Business magazine and OpenText™ are proud to present this exciting webinar, including a panel discussion and Q&A session, designed to help in-house and private practice lawyers, compliance officers and risk professionals alike to tackle data acquisition and analysis requirements as quickly as possible.
Our expert panel of in-house and private practice legal leaders will discuss the challenges inherent in data-gathering operations, and explore some of the new approaches and tools available to mitigate both cost and risk by effective early data reconnaissance.
Speakers
Sean Upson, partner, commercial litigation and securities litigation, Stewarts
Described by The Legal 500 and Chambers as ‘a brilliant strategist’, ‘innovative’ and ‘always on top of the detail’ Sean specialises in complex commercial High Court and arbitral disputes. He has a particular focus on banking and finance disputes, and financial fraud cases.
Sean acts for sophisticated corporate claimants (including hedge funds, financial institutions and pension funds) in complex financial disputes and fraud work. He presently acts for the 112 financial institutions claiming against Tesco Plc in respect of its £263m accounting mis-statements.
Gareth Meatyard, sales director northern Europe – legal tech, OpenText
Daniel Ison, director – litigation, investigations and enforcement, Barclays
Dan is a lawyer working in-house at Barclays, specialising in financial services litigation and internal and regulatory investigations. His subject matter expertise covers a wide range of issues in personal, corporate and investment banking. He also regularly works with overseas colleagues on issues affecting multiple jurisdictions.
Asli Yildiz, head of legal, the Data & Marketing Association