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Tijdens deze unieke opleiding worden de basisprincipes van het relatievermogensrecht mede in het licht van Boek 2 van het Burgerlijk Wetboek grondig opgefrist.
O.a. de volgende prangende vragen zullen hierbij duidelijk beantwoord worden:
Supply chains represent a key area of risk for many businesses and are also an area receiving increased legislative scrutiny, particularly in the context of environmental, social, and governance issues. The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) is the latest legal development, mandating in-scope companies to address specific adverse human rights and environmental impacts within their operations and supply chains. What does this mean for your organisation and what can you do to prepare? We'll discuss:
Facing challenges in keeping up with the ever-evolving indirect tax legislation? Join Deloitte’s Indirect Tax Booster Webinar for a practical and hands-on update on some recent developments in Indirect Tax.
We’ll discuss :
After 8 months of negotiations, Belgium’s new Federal Government has introduced a coalition agreement packed with significant changes to tax and labour law policies that could impact businesses across the country. Are you ready to navigate these changes effectively?
Please join us for an insightful webinar where Deloitte experts will unpack the most relevant measures and provide some initial practice guidance.
Topics we will cover:
The global talent and mobility landscape faces legislative changes which will impact the UK and across the European Union. Traditional global mobility programmes will need to adapt with changes including legislative reforms for non-domiciles, the need for increased transparency for pay equity, and employments rights. What should your organisation be looking at? We’ll discuss:
As the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) continues to reshape the landscape of international trade and carbon accountability, understanding its evolving requirements is crucial for compliance and strategic planning.
"CBAM: Lessons Learned and Road Ahead," taking place on 12 December 2024. This interactive session will provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of CBAM implementation, focusing on the key challenges and opportunities it presents.
This deep dive webinar will feature insights from experts and practical discussions on:
Session 2 - Monday November 25, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Why would you set up an advisory board for your company? Such an advisory board has many advantages for your company and for you personally. But how do you go about it? You will learn that in this training.
As an entrepreneur, you regularly ask fellow entrepreneurs and people in your network for ad hoc advice. But when exactly do you take the step to a real 'advisory board'? What is that actually? What is their role, and what can you (not) expect from them? Which people do you choose? What responsibilities and obligations are involved? Is there compensation or something else in return?
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Session 1 - Thursday November 21, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Why would you set up an advisory board for your company? Such an advisory board has many advantages for your company and for you personally. But how do you go about it? You will learn that in this training.
As an entrepreneur, you regularly ask fellow entrepreneurs and people in your network for ad hoc advice. But when exactly do you take the step to a real 'advisory board'? What is that actually? What is their role, and what can you (not) expect from them? Which people do you choose? What responsibilities and obligations are involved? Is there compensation or something else in return?
(In Dutch)
Change events, such as re-structures, acquisitions, separations and integrations, create opportunities to review, renegotiate, remediate and improve contracting processes and supply arrangements, including IT services contracts and other commercial agreements. Deloitte Contracts focusses on seamless integration of legal advisory, technology, and scalable delivery to provide speed, clarity, and compliance at appropriate milestones. What could your organisation be thinking about now? We’ll discuss:
Thursday 17 October, 2024 | Zwijnaarde
During this training course, the basic principles of matrimonial property law are thoroughly refreshed , also in the light of Book 2 of the Civil Code .
The following pressing questions will be clearly answered:
Deloitte Legal Speakers: Brent Imschoot and Elisabeth Aumann
(In Dutch)
Thursday 17 October 2024, 12.00 BST/13.00 CEST
According to a recent Deloitte report (The future of legal work? The use of Generative AI by legal departments, 2024), 79% of CEOs expect Generative AI to transform their organisations in the next three years. While the competitive advantage is enticing, adoption of this powerful, differentiating technology demands attention to risks that could imperil an organisation’s brand, reputation, stakeholder trust, or critically, its compliance with legal and regulatory obligations. Legal leaders also need to understand how they can make use of Generative AI to transform the legal function. What should your organisation be thinking about now? We’ll discuss:
Some years have now passed since the introduction of Directive 2019/1023 dated 20 June 2019 on preventive restructuring frameworks and Member States are becoming accustomed to the new tools it introduced. These new tools, and most notably the process of voting in classes by affected parties, has led to a significant shift in professionals’ and, more globally - business’, practices. Our panel, from Belgium, France, Germany, Portugal and Spain will address the practical implications for companies in a crisis as well as their creditors and/or shareholders. What should your organisation be thinking about? We'll discuss:
Why participate?
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires companies to ensure that certain commodities and products imported into, within or out of the EU are deforestation free and in accordance with local laws in the country of origin. To ensure compliance, companies will need to conduct extensive diligence on the value chain. If your company is involved in the production or trade of any of the 7 key commodities (cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soya and wood), it could be impacted by the EUDR. During this one-hour webinar, we will provide crucial insights into the EUDR’s requirements. With the deadline for compliance, i.e. 30 December 2024, swiftly approaching, now is the time to ensure your company is fully prepared.
In the webinar we will discuss :
Register now to secure your place and ensure your company is ready to meet its obligations under the EUDR.
Presenters
Host: John Paans
Presenters: Anne van Beek, Stijn Blaakman, Madeline Kniest, Daniel Connell, Cloe Barnils
Pillar Two is more than a tax revolution – it’s a call for business transformation. There may be significant implications on data, corporate structure, and compliance. What should your organisation be thinking about to conform with the Pillar Two framework? We’ll discuss:
Find out more on how to navigate through the Pillar Two landscape.
Host: Eduardo Villellas
Presenters: Mihnea Galgotiu-Sararu, Paolo Terrile, Francis Bellen, Robert Griffiths
The Directive 2020/1828 on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers has already been transposed in many EU Member States and is in the process of being transposed in other countries. The Directive improves consumers’ access to justice whilst it also foresees appropriate safeguards to avoid abusive litigation. Our panel will look at some of the countries where the Directive has already been transposed – UK, Romania, Italy and Germany. How might this affect your organisation? We’ll discuss:
Keep up to date with this changing environment. This webcast will be the first in a series looking at this type of litigation in different jurisdictions and will be of particular interest to legal counsels and in-house lawyers whose companies are present in several European jurisdictions and in the UK.
Why participate?
Almost 10 years ago, Deloitte Legal developed their own document automation tool, “Legau”. Legau has saved us hundreds of hours per year in drafting SPA's, articles of association and other corporate documentation.
Recently, we've decommissioned “Legau” and upgraded to ClauseBase, a legal drafting toolbox for document creation, review, and negotiation, which has allowed us to save even more time.
In this webinar, we will discuss our journey towards creating better contracts faster, by leveraging top notch contract drafting technology.
During the webinar we will share insights and best practices, providing you with an actionable list of takeaways for embedding legal drafting technology in your own Legal function. We will focus on five key areas: people, process, governance, content, and technology:
Presenters
Why participate?
Integrating due diligence into your company’s governance and policy framework is key to identify and address challenges causing supply chain disruption and leading to negative reputational impact. Various legislative initiatives within the European Green Deal are forcing companies to take measures to prevent or mitigate any potential impact they identify in the field of environment and human rights, as well as end or minimise any real impact.
Preventive or mitigating actions towards suppliers will require a contractual basis.
In this webinar, we will discuss the impact on contracting with suppliers and how contract management technology, like Knowliah’s technology, can assist you in keeping track of and making your supplier contracts future ready.
Presenters
Host: Mike Thorne
Presenters: Simon Hill, Mo Malhotra, Charlie McMillan, Chris Hardman
Carve-outs are a hot topic of discussion. These transactions can generate significant value in both the remaining and separated businesses and are complex from a tax and legal perspective. In this series of Dbriefs we explore key aspects of the transaction lifecycle, with a focus on corporation tax, VAT, employment taxes, and legal matters. This first instalment addresses the main tax and legal considerations when preparing for and executing these transactions - and also highlight some common pitfalls. We’ll discuss typical considerations that is not addressed correctly may result in:
Later Dbriefs will cover specific topics, such as transitional service agreements and transfer pricing, finance and treasury in more detail.
Host: Andrew Howard
Presenters: Xabier Reynoso, Clare Fazal, Claire MacMillan
The world of work is getting more complex, employers business models are evolving and employees are challenging traditional engagement models. As a result, there is an increased interest in alternative employment structures and how they can help employers achieve their strategic objectives - whether that’s expansion into new markets or competing effectively in the war for talent. What should your organisation be looking at now? We’ll discuss:
Whether or not you already have plans to adopt generative AI in your legal department, we believe it is imperative for legal leaders to understand what generative AI is, what its implications are and how you can get started safely.
During this webinar we'll discuss:
Presenters
Host: Kathryn Dooks
Presenters: Fraukje Panis, Anca Dranca-Iacoban [EXT- Ing], Wencke Boehm [EXT- Ing]
In this next episode from our series on the EU Pay Transparency Directive
we hear from Anca Dranca-Iacoban (Global HR Strategy Lead) and Wencke Boehm (Global Head of Broad-Based Reward) from ING Bank on lessons learned from undertaking their first Pay Equity analysis in 2022 and how they are preparing for implementation of the EU Pay Transparency Directive. We will also hear about preparations to undertake the Directive’s mandatory gender pay gap reporting across the EU; and to manage other key measures of the Directive including the ban on salary history questions to candidates and the requirement to publish pay bands for vacancies. We’ll discuss:
Join us as we move towards the implementation of the new law.
Presenters: Jan Roggen, Krzystof Kwiatek (Deloitte Poland), David Simon (Docusign CLM)
In today's dynamic business landscape, the ramifications of poor contract management are becoming clearer than ever. In conversations with clients, we often notice that time and budget constraints can be significant roadblocks to achieving Contract Lyfecycle Management (CLM) excellence. That’s why we’ve developed a smarter, more efficient path: blueprinting.
During this webinar, we’ll be in conversations with the first partner we’ve launched the blueprinting methodology for – DocuSign – discussing the ins and outs of blueprinting.
Join us as we share real-world insights, success stories, and practical strategies that demonstrate how this approach can revolutionize your CLM journey. We will explore how clients can benefit from using the methodology to enhance and simplify their initial CLM pilot phase to get to a minimal viable product quicker, more efficiently and at a lower cost up-front.
Whether you're a local or international business looking to derive benefits from CLM quickly or a forward-thinking organization seeking streamlined transformation, this webinar is tailored to you.
Your contact information, including email, might be passed on to DocuSign for the purpose of following up on your interests.
Please join speakers from Deloitte Legal and DocuSign on Thursday 21 September to explore this topic.
Customs sanctioning policy faces significant challenges not only for the customs authorities, but also for market operators. The digitization and sophistication in data usage provide extended audit opportunities. There is an increase in coordination and information exchange between authorities. The importance of European bodies is increasing with e.g. the involvement of the European Public Prosecutor in investigations. The use of criminal sanctions is only increasing.
Join us during this breakfast webinar if you want to find out which evolutions and trends in customs audits and sanctioning will impact your company.
Presenters
Host: Gro Forsdal Helvik
Presenters: Kathryn Dooks, Wendy Van Hullebusch, Fraukje Panis, Christine Theofilou, Ann Knuckles Mahoney (EBG Law)
Progress on the gender pay gap and broader pay equity issues has been slow across the EU. The European Commission believes the key is to drive greater pay transparency and has brought forwards a new Directive introducing initiatives including mandatory gender pay gap reporting, a ban on salary history questions to candidates and requiring the publishing of pay bands for vacancies. What can your organisation learn from the US and the UK on how to navigate changes, where similar measures have been in place for some time? Topics include:
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) - and our changing perspectives - are influencing how people work together and the way businesses operate. It is a critical aspect in employment across the world, as regulators demand more attention for the issue and employers battle through the current shortage of skilled labour. Companies and institutions have demonstrated positive intent and increased discussion and activity, but still progress seems slow. Our panellists, from across Europe and US will be looking at the question - what if, in a changing labour law environment, not everything goes as it should? We’ll discuss:
Drafting contracts may appear straightforward, but beneath the surface lies a world of intricate complexities that only seasoned lawyers truly understand. It comes as no surprise that lawyers invest significant time and energy into this process.
Finding a suitable template to work with often poses challenges. Available templates are typically restricted to commonly used contracts. However, these templates are rarely perfect and often require substantial customization, with up to 50% of the content needing adaptation to suit specific situations. The arduous task of searching for additional or alternative clauses can be both time-consuming and inefficient.
Inevitably, crafting an initial draft can consume several hours, not to mention the subsequent struggle with layout formatting.
Join us for an exclusive webinar where we will equip you with a wealth of invaluable tips and techniques to permanently eliminate these inefficiencies:
This transformative webinar is tailored for legal professionals determined to elevate their contract drafting process to new heights.
Speakers
A recent survey conducted by Euromoney CS for Deloitte Legal revealed that, since 2020, litigation activity has intensified across every metric, with almost two-thirds of companies (64%) noting a heavier caseload since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, most of the respondents agreed that cases are now more complex and expensive, and are taking longer to resolve. Our panellists, legal professionals from Spain, UK and Germany will discuss the results, along with a guest speaker – Alejandro Rubio, State Lawyer and Head of Legal at Navantia. What were the burning issues? We’ll discuss:
We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming webinar on digital shareholders register. This is a unique opportunity for you to learn about how digital shareholders registers can revolutionize the management of shareholder data.
The webinar will feature industry experts who will provide insights into the benefits digital shareholders registers unlock, including increased efficiency, enhanced security, and reduced costs.
We will also discuss the challenges associated with implementing digital shareholders registers and how these can be overcome.
You will also gain a better understanding of the latest trends, developments and legal requirements with regards to managing shareholder information.
What we will talk about:
Speakers:
We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming webinar on digital shareholders register. This is a unique opportunity for you to learn about how digital shareholders registers can revolutionize the management of shareholder data.
The webinar will feature industry experts who will provide insights into the benefits digital shareholders registers unlock, including increased efficiency, enhanced security, and reduced costs.
We will also discuss the challenges associated with implementing digital shareholders registers and how these can be overcome.
You will also gain a better understanding of the latest trends, developments and legal requirements with regards to managing shareholder information.
What we will talk about:
Speakers:
The EU Whistleblowing Directive has recently been implemented in most of the European countries. While the actual procedures may be well known in more complex and international business environments, the Directive implements rights and obligations concerning whistleblowers, bringing a new level of attention and compliance to local employers. It requires organisations to level out the whistleblowing landscape by creating a minimum level of protection in all EU Member States by improving and further managing whistleblowing procedures. What does this mean for your organisation? Our panel of experts from UK, Italy, Germany, and France, will discuss:
A recent survey conducted by Euromoney CS for Deloitte Legal revealed that, since 2020, litigation activity has intensified across every metric, with almost two-thirds of companies (64%) noting a heavier caseload since before the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, most of the respondents agreed that cases are now more complex and expensive, and are taking longer to resolve. Our panellists, legal professionals from Spain, UK and Germany will discuss the results, along with a guest speaker – Alejandro Rubio, State Lawyer and Head of Legal at Navantia. What were the burning issues? We’ll discuss:
The forces that underpinned globalisation and borderless movement of capital have gone into reverse. Governments are increasingly willing to relinquish the benefits of inward investment and global capital in favor of economic nationalism and, as a consequence, detailed scrutiny of foreign investors through the application of national security and FDI laws. How do you successfully navigate this thicket of rules when executing an M&A transaction?
Our panel of experts from UK, Germany, Belgium, France, and Spain Will discuss:
The webcast is essential listening for in-house legal counsel and corporate development teams. Understand how to work with the rules to optimise execution of your transaction.
Vlaamse lokale besturen spenderen per jaar gezamenlijk 1,5 miljard euro aan aankopen van leveringen en diensten via overheidsopdrachten.Audit Vlaanderen oordeelde enkele jaren geleden dat lokale overheden onvoldoende zicht hebben op hun lopende overheidsopdrachten en de inhoud ervan. Dit leidt tot verhoogde risico’s:
Tijdens dit webinar bespreken we de waarde van actief contractbeheer na gunning van overheidsopdrachten en andere contracten. Het is immers op dat ogenblik dat echt waarde kan worden gecreëerd, of verloren. Door actief contractbeheer kan de waarde van contracten ten volle worden gerealiseerd en kunnen contracten worden ingezet als een strategisch actief van het lokale bestuur, en niet louter als een juridisch document.
Sprekers
Jan Roggen | Director | Legal Managed Services | Deloitte Legal
Kathleen De hornois | Managing Partner | Deloitte Legal
Steven Debrauwere | Managing Director | Contractify
Pascal Van Glabeke | Director Business Development | Deloitte Legal
Waarom deelnemen?
Toen de COVID-19 pandemie uitbrak, werd de business case voor actief contractbeheer duidelijker dan ooit.
Ondernemingen moesten op heel korte termijn in kaart brengen of zij, hun klanten of hun leveranciers konden ontsnappen aan contractuele verplichtingen. Wie aan actief contractbeheer deed, had onmiddellijk inzicht in de lopende contractuele verplichtingen en kon snel de nodige stappen nemen.
Tijdens dit webinar bespreken we de waarde van actief contractbeheer na ondertekening van het contract. Het is immers op dat ogenblik dat echt waarde kan worden gecreëerd, of verloren. Door actief contractbeheer na ondertekening kan de waarde van contracten ten volle worden gerealiseerd en kunnen contracten worden ingezet als een strategisch actief van de onderneming, en niet louter als een juridisch document.
Wat we zullen bespreken:
Speakers
The regulatory landscape is changing at an unprecedented rate and maintaining local and cross-border compliance is a challenge. Company directors are tasked to ensure their organizations remain fully compliant with legal and statutory obligations.
Automation of the corporate compliance process may lead to better management of risk, mitigation of directors’ liability, and increased efficiency. It will also offer opportunities to proactively manage overall corporate compliance and add value to your organization at large.
We’ll discuss :
Presenters
Christophe Michiels | Partner | Deloitte Legal
Filip Van Acoleyen | Senior Manager | Deloitte Legal
Jan Roggen | Director | Legal Managed Services | Deloitte Legal