Webinar—Mansion House 2025: Key Takeaways For Financial Services

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A&O Shearman lawyers came together for a discussion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Mansion House Speech 2025, which was delivered on July 15.

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Bob Penn,Kate Sumpter,Jean Price

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A&O Shearman lawyers came together for a discussion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Mansion House Speech 2025, which was delivered on July 15.

Our panel of experts, Bob Penn, Kate Sumpter, Jean Price and James Roe, discussed the key takeaways for the financial services sector, how the proposals
fit in the broader context of ongoing regulatory reform and shared insights into the possible implications for the industry.

You can view the discussion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Mansion House Speech 2025 here.

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