Michael Bloch is a journaliste web at Les Echos. He covers a range of topics including politics, economics, and international affairs, with a focus on the United States and the Middle East. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as The American Lawyer, The New York Times, and JD Supra.
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Chinese solar panel manufacturing goliath Longi has reportedly decided to cease using silver in the manufacturing of its back-contact solar cells.
Current testing standards have been called into question after new research indicating 20% of solar panels tested in a study had 1.5 times worse than average degradation rate.
University of Newcastle researchers state they have developed a super-efficient method for the recovery of high-grade silver from end-of-life solar panels.
By: Michael Bloch, Fiona Mccrindle, Filippo Crosara, Roger Lui, Edana Richardson, Lona Nallengara, Fiona Cumming, Jake Mincemoyer
The long-standing distinction between public and private markets is blurring at the same time as geopolitics and industrial policy measures are having...
By: Khalid Garousha, Jodi Norman, Daniel Litowitz, Marie Stoyanov, Troy Edwards, Ken Rivlin, Filippo Crosara, Alice Englehart, Shruti Ajitsaria, Hervé Ekué, Alex Shandro, Matthew Johnson, Victor Ho, Daren Orzechowski, Shearman, Roger Lui, Matthew Townsend, Magdalena Nasilowska, Emily Westridge Black, Charles Honée, Andrew Tannenbaum, Michael Bloch, James Webber, Adam Hakki
The era of ‘globalization without guardrails’ is rapidly giving way to a world defined by fragmentation, competition, and self-reliance. As the...
I’ve spent years surrounded by tools that promised to make my work clearer, faster, more...
By: Michael Bloch, Caroline Motzer, Charles George
Summary EU: Article 17 reform in force from June 5, 2026—intermediate steps in protracted processes drop out of disclosure, and “not in contrast” replaces “not likely to mislead”.
By: Charles George, Michael Bloch, Maegen Morrison
Two years into the UK's reformed capital markets framework, this analysis examines how listed companies are navigating the new disclosure landscape under UKLR, POATR, and FCA Prospectus Rules. The old premium listing model has been replaced with a disclosure-based framework that offers greater flexibility but demands earlier, more complete announcements and shifts verification burdens onto boards and advisers. With two years of significant transactions now on record, this article identifies emerging market-
By: Shearman, Matthew Townsend, Danae Wheeler, Michael Bloch, Charles George
What ESCC and international secondary listed companies need to know....By: A&O Shearman
By: Michael Bloch, Matthew Townsend, Charles George
The FCA has published final rules replacing TCFD-aligned disclosure requirements with a new framework based on UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS S1 and S2). In a significant shift from consultation proposals, all UK SRS disclosures—including climate and Scope 3 emissions—will operate on a comply or explain basis rather than mandatory requirements. International companies with secondary listings and depositary receipt issuers must now report against UK SRS, with rules applying to acco
