Nick Thody
Director of Knowledge, UK
Nick is Director of Knowledge at Osborne Clarke, leading our team of knowledge lawyers and information services professionals.
The Knowledge Team delivers and shares legal and market learning and expertise with the firm’s clients and people through training, publications and a range of other knowledge products.
Nick practised as a corporate lawyer for a decade at Linklaters, Hammonds and Weils, before joining Osborne Clarke as a knowledge lawyer.
He has extensive experience of M&A, corporate finance and private equity transactions and corporate governance and financial services work, of writing publications and delivering training across a number of subjects – and of client-facing, practical knowledge leadership.
Insights
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
ESG Knowledge Update | February 2024
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
29/02/2024
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4m
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
ESG Knowledge Update | November 2023
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
30/11/2023
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6m
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
ESG Knowledge Update
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
30/10/2023
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5m
Knowledge Notes
Reviewing our UK business law predictions for 2023: how are we doing at the half-way point?
We examine how our predictions have turned out in practice, and what to watch out for as autumn draws nearer
19/07/2023
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18m
Brexit
The Retained EU Law Act 2023: the revolution is cancelled, but substantive change to UK law post-Brexit continues
Fundamental principles of EU law removed, broad ministerial powers granted and a limited 'sunset' of retained law
12/07/2023
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11m
Decarbonisation
How is international rivalry driving green industrial policy? The European response to the US Inflation Reduction Act
The Act has fundamentally changed the terms of debate on clean energy funding and supply chains in the US and...
09/02/2023
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6m
Brexit
The UK Retained EU Law Bill: legislative havoc or promised post-Brexit deregulation?
As the House of Lords begins its second reading of the controversial bill, we look at what it does, what...
06/02/2023
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12m
Knowledge Notes
UK business law predictions for 2023
As the new year unfolds, we look ahead at what legal developments businesses can expect
11/01/2023
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15m
Corporate
What would Labour do? The 'Start-up review': future policy on UK venture capital, tax incentives, and access to capital
'Start-up review', while not official policy, indicates Labour's thinking on the role of venture capital in stimulating growth
16/12/2022
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3m
Brexit
How the UK regulates sectors and markets: five new principles
The government has set out principles based on a sovereign approach, leading from the front, proportionality, what works and high...
01/02/2022
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4m
Brexit
Brexit: The first 100 days
A truism: Brexit is a process, not an event. So, 100 days after the UK left the Single Market and...
13/04/2021
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5m
Brexit
Brexit Business Brief | Getting to grips with the Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Our regular newsletter looking at Brexit developments in a legal and business context
07/01/2021
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4m
