Financial Services Disputes – New Challenges and Opportunities
24 Apr 2025
Location: 12:00 - 1:00pm UK Time (Zoom) Members: - Book by 24 Apr Non Members: - Book by 24 Apr

Highlights
The expert advisory board for the Financial Services Disputes forum will be covering topics from across all types of financial service firms, identifying opportunities and trends that are likely to include:
Understanding the Future of Collective Actions in Financial Services Disputes
- Philipp V. Barclays: a retrospective
- The current state of motor finance claims
- Where future liabilities for financial institutions may lie
Addressing the Growing Cybersecurity Litigation Field
- Understanding the severity of Data Breaches
- Shoring up gaps in cyber-compliance insurance
- Identifying weaknesses in supply chains
Discussing the Impact of Non-Financial Misconduct Concerns
- Expected inclusions in upcoming regulatory guidelines
- Establishing the threshold conducts of individuals
- Enforcement principles of new FCA administration
Join our In-Person Forum...

Partner
Kingsley Napley
Jill is a partner in Kingsley Napley’s Financial Services Group and has an extensive track record in advising firms and individuals facing regulatory and criminal investigations by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Having had the benefit of a 12 month secondment at the Criminal Prosecutions Team at the FCA, Jill has particular insight into the organisation’s approach to the investigation and prosecution of serious financial offences.

Kingsley Napley

Partner
Clarke Willmott
Partner at Clarke Willmott specialising in high-value and complex commercial disputes. I have experience across a broad range of domestic and international matters, including in the areas of banking / financial services, fraud, insolvency, professional negligence and tax.

Clarke Willmott

Counsel
Freshfields
Anthea is counsel in our dispute resolution practice and a member of the financial institutions disputes group.
She advises on a wide range of complex commercial and financial disputes, and on contentious regulatory matters. Her clients include leading financial institutions and multinationals.
She has expertise in sustainable finance, including in relation to ESG-related regulation and disputes, and has recently spent time on secondment in the Litigation and Regulatory team at Goldman Sachs.

Freshfields

Partner
Latham Watkins
Nell Perks represents leading financial institutions in a wide range of disputes and contentious regulatory investigations, frequently with an international element.
Nell helps financial services clients navigate complex regulatory and criminal investigations, including in some of the most significant US and UK investigations in recent years, involving the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO), US Department of Justice (DOJ), and US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), as well as regulators in other jurisdictions.

Latham Watkins
Agenda
Speakers:
Jill Lorimer - Partner - Kingsley Napley
Darren Kidd - Partner - Clarke Willmott
Anthea Bowater - Counsel - Freshfields
Nell Perks - Partner - Latham Watkins