Julia Cripps

Julia Cripps

Associate Global Regulatory

London

+44 (20) 72962598

[email protected]

Languages

English

Julia Cripps

Overview
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Julia is an associate in the Sustainable Finance and Investment practice. She advises large corporates, banks, asset managers, private equity firms and insurers in connection with ESG-related UK and EU regulatory obligations.

Julia assists clients in navigating complex issues arising out of the changing regulatory landscape. She has experience advising on matters relating to the EU’s SFDR, Taxonomy Regulation and CSRD / ESRS requirements, and the UK’s SDR and mandatory TCFD reporting requirements.

Her work includes cross-border regulatory advice, multi-jurisdictional disclosures and compliance reviews, and ESG aspects of corporate transactions. Julia also assists clients with their global ESG regulatory implementation projects, which includes monitoring for key ESG-related developments and preparing clients to prioritise and comply in an efficient manner.

Representative experience

Advising clients across multiple sectors, including software development, logistics, automotives, mining and oil & gas, on the scope, applicability and implementation of the CSRD.

Advised a global mining company on ESG developments and their applicability to, and implications on, the group.

Advised a global manufacturer on its EU-wide ESG compliance project, including on the EU Taxonomy Regulation and CSRD.

Advised a blue chip dual listed company on ESG risks including greenwashing and reporting disclosures and fiduciary risk in relation to a business critical communication campaign.

Advised a major international bank on its ESG compliance framework, including on anti-greenwashing requirements and UK TCFD reporting requirements.

Advised fund managers, including infrastructure and real estate funds, on the implementation of the SFDR and the EU Taxonomy, and drafting product-level and entity-level disclosures.

Advised a major asset manager on its ESG reporting obligations in connection with SFDR, EU Taxonomy, and TCFD.