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On 29 November 2019, a roundtable was held in London – hosted by KPMG International (KPMGI) and investment bank Stifel Europe – to discuss tax and the tech industry.

An article by Eithne O’Leary.

The third podcast in the series “Social Justice in Tech” in partnership with investment bank Stifel. In case you missed them, you can find the link to first and second podcasts here.

The following article is based on a roundtable conversation held at The Delaunay in London on 23 September 2019. It is the second in a series – supported by Stifel – looking at the reputational and regulatory challenges faced by Big Tech on both sides of the Atlantic.

In the second podcast in the series “Social Justice in Tech”, Matthew Gwyther explores themes of power and challenges of trust. The series is produced in partnership with investment bank, Stifel.

The following article is based on a roundtable conversation held at The Delaunay in London on 10 June 2019.  It is the first in a series - supported by Stifel - looking at the reputational and regulatory challenges faced by Big Tech on both sides of the Atlantic.

It includes interviews with Eithne O’Leary and Thom Weisel of Stifel, Check Warner of Diversity VC, Margaret Heffernan, Caroline Plumb and ex-minister of state Ed Vaizey. It’s presented by Jericho partner Matthew Gwyther.

The tech sector is brimful of a dangerous self-confidence that it can fix everything. But many social ills can be rightfully laid at its door and corporate experiments with Artificial Intelligence are now worrying many. What happened to our trust in tech and how can this be re-gained, asks Margaret Heffernan?

This article is part of our Future of the Professions series and is based on a roundtable discussion entitled From Partnership to PLC which was convened by Jericho Chambers and Stifel on the 28 March 2019.

The tech sector is brimful of a dangerous self-confidence that it can fix everything. But many social ills can be rightfully laid at its door and corporate experiments with Artificial Intelligence are now worrying many. What happened to our trust in tech and how can this be re-gained, asks Margaret Heffernan?

This article is based on a roundtable discussion conducted under the Chatham House rule entitled “Will the War For Talent weaken an already fragile professional services sector?”, the second in the series, convened by Jericho Chambers and Stifel on the 29 November 2018.