Vedder Price PC issued the following announcement on Jan. 4.
Vedder Price is pleased to announce that the firm’s Investment Services Group has received a 2020 Go-To Thought Leadership award from the National Law Review, its second such award in the past three years, in recognition of the Group’s regular securities law thought leadership contributions and outstanding analysis of issues affecting the asset management industry.
Less than 1% of the authors who publish with the National Law Review receive the Go-To Thought Leadership Award. Vedder Price’s Investment Services Group also received the award in 2018, the first year the National Law Review began formal recognition of the unique talents of its contributors.
The driving force behind the Investment Services Group’s prodigious output of thought leadership is the Investment Services Regulatory Update, a monthly newsletter the Group produces to keep clients updated on relevant regulatory matters. Co-edited by Investment Services attorneys John S. Marten, Jacob C. Tiedt and Nathaniel Segal, the newsletter has featured over 60 articles in the past year covering topics including SEC rulemaking, guidance and alerts, as well as important securities litigation matters and asset management industry-related regulatory enforcement actions and settlements.
In addition to the Investment Services Regulatory Update, the Investment Services Group also published numerous independent articles to its Coronavirus Task Force page this year, helping clients keep abreast of a flurry of important regulatory updates and developments in the asset management industry related to the global coronavirus pandemic.
“We would like to thank the National Law Review for this thought leadership award. This recognition reflects our Group’s combined efforts to closely follow and analyze regulatory developments of importance to our clients and peers.” commented John S. Marten, Co-editor of the Investment Services Regulatory Update.
“Our Investment Services Group attorneys regularly collaborate to publish timely pieces on emerging issues,” Co-editor Nathaniel Segal added. “We look forward to continuing Vedder Price’s strong record of thought leadership regarding legal issues facing the asset management industry in the coming year.”
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