The World Is Flat: Applying The U.S. Due Diligence Model Overseas
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Panel discussion from the 2013 Annual Client Summit Jeff Doerner, Moderator Panelists: David Mole, Landmark Randy Muller, Bank of America Michelle McGregor-Smith, Wipro Ken Rivlin, Allen & Overy
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The World Is Flat: Applying The U.S. Due Diligence Model Overseas
- 1. PANEL DISCUSSION The World Is Flat: Applying The U.S. Due Diligence Model Overseas
- 2. Jeff Doerner, Moderator Panel: David Mole, Landmark Randy Muller, Bank of America Michelle McGregor-Smith, Wipro Ken Rivlin, Allen & Overy
- 3. HSSE Risk Management – The Changing Landscape of International Environmental Risk Michelle Smith HSSE Practice Leader – Americas
- 4. Operational Risk for M&A – Beyond Due Diligence Is this an at Risk Operation? Alpha Natural Agrees to Buy Massey Energy for $7.1 Billion How Wipro helps clients assess before and after acquisition
- 5. Operational Risk Assessment – How to Assess the Risk – SOX and GHG – International Trend Toward the US Reporting Model Is this an at Risk Operation? SEC Enforcement Action Shines Light On Environmental Disclosures Ashland Chemical, Con-Agra, Safety Kleen, Xcel, Dynegy…
- 6. The EU Environmental Liability Directive – using US Model Is this an at Risk Operation? $600M fine - $150M clean-up 30 civil and 15 criminal lawsuits 4 deaths – 120 serious injuries Nov 2012 – Extension to off-shore operations
- 8. Jeff Doerner, Moderator Panel: David Mole, Landmark Randy Muller, Bank of America Michelle McGregor-Smith, Wipro Ken Rivlin, Allen & Overy
- 9. Due Diligence Business Drivers
- 10. Due Diligence Business Drivers
- 11. Active Markets, Key Players & Leaders Asia-Pacific, 15% North America, 57% Latin America, 4% West Europe, 17% East Europe, 2% Africa & Middle East, 5%
- 13. Jeff Doerner, Moderator Panel: David Mole, Landmark Randy Muller, Bank of America Michelle McGregor-Smith, Wipro Ken Rivlin, Allen & Overy
Editor's Notes
- This is obviously a large impoundment, that is being managed well. But how do you assess the risk of total impoundment failure or the cost of close, cap and long-term monitoring once the operation ceases? What will be the future uses for this real estate? Will institutional controls be required for the Real Title
- This is obviously a large impoundment, that is being managed well. But how do you assess the risk of total impoundment failure or the cost of close, cap and long-term monitoring once the operation ceases? What will be the future uses for this real estate? Will institutional controls be required for the Real Title
- This is obviously a large impoundment, that is being managed well. But how do you assess the risk of total impoundment failure or the cost of close, cap and long-term monitoring once the operation ceases? What will be the future uses for this real estate? Will institutional controls be required for the Real Title
- Over the coming decade climate change and global population growth will result in environmental resources becoming scarcer and economically more valuable. Many properties will be under threat from climate change. Economics will increasingly give monetary values to eco-services. In Europe the Aarhus Convention (and the three pillars of access to environmental information, public participation in environmental decision-making and access to justice) will mean that more environmental data is made available. All of these fundamental drivers will mean that for governments, companies and individuals understanding and assessing environmental risks will become increasingly vital.
- Contaminated LandEnvironmentalFloodingClimate Change & EnergySustainabilityCSR & Reputational RiskCompany ReportingPlanning
- RPSERMAtkinsCH2M Hill (Halcrow)URSMott MacDonaldJacobsAEARSKWSP
- 1. US & UK lead the way in access to environmental information2. Landmark has found varying degrees of information3. We provide a search service through a partner network4. Signing a partner agreement with a data company in Australia