B20 Summit – New Delhi 25-27 August 2023
This year, Edith Nordmann, ACG International’s Managing Partner, was invited to be the Dutch member of the Task Force Future of Work, Skilling and Mobility under the Business 20 (B20 (of the G20 2023)). Edith Nordmann attended the B20 Summit meeting with approximately 100 esteemed professionals from around the world specialised in the field of employment.
B20 Summit summarized for FD
Following the B20 Summit ACG International’s Managing Partner summarized this important meeting for FD.
Europe, the first fully climate-neutral continent – wish or necessity?
ACG International’s Managing Partner, Edith Nordmann, was approached by Het Financiële Dagblad (FD) to write a leading article in today’s supplement on the European Green Deal. This is the translation of the original article. To view the original article, follow this link: Europe, the first fully climate-neutral continent – wish or necessity? No one has […]
AML – How a small financial institution can be as compliant as a bank
The compliance legislation seems unambiguous – but that is not quite right. The purpose of the rules is clear – but the nuances make the correct application of the rules challenging in practice.
Compliance laws and regulations cannot be adapted for smaller financial institutions, but the way smaller institutions deal with them can.
Edith Nordmann honoured with Outstanding Leadership Award
Edith Nordmann, Managing Partner & Attorney at Law at ACG International, was felicitated with the “Outstanding Leadership Award” at the Law 2.0 Conference for her exceptional contributions to the global legal sector. She was recognized before established industry professionals at the InterContinental, Dubai Festival City, UAE, on December 16–18, 2022.
Her exceptional contributions to the legal sector paved her way to receiving global recognition at the Law 2.0 Conference.
Doing business in Germany – what do you need to consider?
The German population is more than 83 million. And yet the German is not really mobile within the country. There is a strong attachment to the region itself. Germany has 16 provinces (‘Bundesländer’) and each Bundesland has its own particularities – also in terms of industry or business preferences.