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Regulating AI in the UK: A Patchwork, a Plan, and What In-House Counsel Should Do About Both
The United Kingdom does not have an AI law. It has no AI regulator. It has no single, binding set of rules governing how artificial intelligence is developed, deployed or...Read more
Winona Chan
Legal Counsel, Moneybox, UK
Financing the Finish Line: How Cross-Border Investor Capital Can Close Project Funding Gaps and What the New Era of Regulatory Rigor Demands of Counsel
Every project sponsor knows the moment. The land is assembled, the senior lender is committed, the equity is largely spoken for. And yet a gap remains. It may be ten...Read more
Mine Ekim
Managing Director, Legal & Head of Investor Experience , Civitas Capital Group , USA
Is It You, or Is It the System?
Why contracts are failing business – and what in-house counsel should do about it
There is a moment, familiar to most in-house counsel, when a deal that seemed well-structured begins to...Read more
Tim Cummnins
Founder & President, WorldCC, UK
Beyond Institutions: How Individual Ethical Choices Shape the Governance Environment
Corruption has long been recognized as one of the most significant obstacles to economic development, institutional effectiveness, and public trust. According to the World Bank, corruption diverts public resources, discourages...Read more
Patricia Frossard Piteri
Head of Legal & Compliance l Philips LATAM, Philips LATAM, Brazil
When the Referee Rewrites the Rulebook: Why FIFA's Governance Dilemma Matters to Every General Counsel
Governance Is Tested When Rules Become Inconvenient
Every institution eventually encounters a defining moment. It is rarely triggered by a financial crisis, regulatory investigation or reputational scandal. Rather, it arises when...Read more
Jeffery Tan
Group General Counsel & Chief Sustainability Officer , Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited, Singapore
Corporate Conglomerates: The Rise and Demise (?) of ESG and DEI in Corporate America
The terms ESG and DEI are both catch words for positive social change and, more recently, highly controversial terms; in each case they can impact the financial condition of corporations....Read more
Bruce Ortwine
External Advisor, Global Legal and Compliance, Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group, Inc.; Adjunct Professor of Law, Rutgers University School of Law, n/a, USA
The UK’s Copyright and AI Report: What In-House Counsel Need to Know (and Do) Now
In March 2026, the UK government published its long-awaited report on copyright and artificial intelligence. The report runs to over 120 pages. It covers technical infrastructure, international comparisons, licensing markets,...Read more
Winona Chan
Legal Counsel, Moneybox, UK
Human and the Loop: What are we Assuming About the Human?
Most lawyers who regularly use generative AI have probably had the following experience. They ask an AI system to review a contract, summarise a regulatory development or produce a...Read more
Audrey Ng
Head of Legal, South East Asia, State Street, Singapore
The General Counsel’s Last Great Brief: Preparing for Life After the Title
Research increasingly shows that senior professionals struggle not with the financial mechanics of retirement but with the psychological vacuum that follows it. A recent study published in Harvard Business School’s...Read more
Jeffery Tan
Group General Counsel & Chief Sustainability Officer , Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited, Singapore
New Generations, New Law? How Expectations, Ethics and Career Paths are Changing Within Corporate Legal Departments
Whether authentic or apocryphal, these quotations convey a simple truth: every generation tends to view the next with a certain degree of scepticism. Criticism of younger generations is hardly a...Read more
Alfonso Levote
General Counsel & Investor Relations, Rosetti Marino S.p.A., Italy