Episode Synopsis "What the allowances for technology use during COVID-19 can mean for your business"

In this Dentons Academy podcast, Dentons Corporate Law Partner Caroline Snow chats with Banking & Finance Partner Anthony Walsh about the temporary relief provided during COVID-19 which allows the default use of technology for the execution of documents and holding company meetings, and what it can mean for your business.

Listen "What the allowances for technology use during COVID-19 can mean for your business"

More episodes of the podcast Dentons Academy Australia

• Why is cybertransparency important?
• What is cyberwashing?
• Apartment Sales Contracts – aspects to know before you buy off the plan!
• A legal perspective on construction related matters due to the current COVID-19 situation
• How has the current COVID-19 outbreak impacted tenants and landlords
• Taking a closer look at insolvency law issues during the COVID-19 lockdown
• What the allowances for technology use during COVID-19 can mean for your business
• COVID-19 and what it means for employers, employees and vaccines, working from home and payments
• New commercial lease legislation in South Australia and recent changes to the Retail & Commercial Leases Act
• How to recognise and best manage commercial leasing disputes in the time of COVID-19
• New commercial lease legislation in Western Australia in response to COVID-19
• The impacts of COVID-19 on auto dealers and financiers
• New Victorian commercial lease legislation and changes to FIRB in response to COVID-19
• New regulations for leases in New South Wales during COVID-19
• The best of times and the worst of times: Capital raising in the time of COVID-19
• COVID-19's impact on the construction industry and how it is adapting
• How financial institutions are adapting to best serve their customers during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Residential property developers - Managing COVID-19 risk