Linklaters are delighted to attend and participate in London Tech Week 2021 - launching today - which brings together a broad variety of the global tech sector’s most talented leaders, founders and senior investors alongside rising stars to collaborate over the central role of technology in modern life.

This year’s agenda considers how to achieve economic recovery that is truly sustainable, inclusive and resilient; and tackles obstacles in the sector including bridging the digital divide and the Covid-19 pandemic.

Look out over the coming week for our team’s latest updates and insights from the conference on Twitter @LinklatersTech and LinkedIn at Linklaters Tech, including:

  • Upcoming thought leadership: AI in financial services 2.0: Managing machines in an evolving legal landscape

We are seeing increased engagement from regulators across the globe with respect to artificial intelligence, including in the financial services arena where AI is already having a profound impact. On Wednesday 22 September we will be launching an updated report, originally published in September 2019, in which we explore developments in both the existing and evolving regulation of AI, and key legal issues that arise for businesses deploying this technology. This continues to be a complex and evolving area requiring a multidisciplinary legal approach which our global fintech team is perfectly positioned to deliver. 

Visit Linklaters.com on Wednesday for more details of our Fintech team and for your copy.

  • Upcoming webinar: A new era of UK data governance

Join us at 10.00am on Thursday 23 September for a webinar hosted in collaboration with techUK called, “A new era of UK data governance”. The session forms part of techUK’s “techUKtalks” during London Tech Week.

Featuring Linklaters' Global Head of TMT, Richard Cumbley and Clinton Hook, Director of Data Governance at Experian, this panel will discuss the opportunities and challenges ahead in data governance. If you would like to attend this free webinar, click here to register.