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In the second episode of the William Fry Financial Regulation Unit podcast series, titled "Conduct Standards", Jane Balfe, Knowledge Lawyer in William Fry's Financial Regulation Unit is joined by Derek Hegarty...
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In the second episode of the William Fry Financial Regulation Unit podcast series,
titled "Conduct Standards", Jane Balfe,
Knowledge Lawyer in William Fry's Financial Regulation Unit is
joined by Derek Hegarty, a partner in William Fry's Regulatory
Enforcement, Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team to talk about
the conduct standards pillar of the Central Bank's forthcoming
Individual Accountability Framework.
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Ep 2 Conduct Standards Of The Individual Accountability Framework (Podcast)
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William Fry is a leading full-service Irish law firm with over 310 legal and tax professionals and 460 staff. The firm's client-focused service combines technical excellence with commercial awareness and a practical, constructive approach to business issues. The firm advices leading domestic and international corporations, financial institutions and government organisations. It regularly acts on complex, multi-jurisdictional transactions and commercial disputes.
