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Banking & Finance
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
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
Agentic AI and Liability
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Agentic AI represents the current frontier of generative AI — and a fundamental shift in what AI systems do. Unlike earlier AI tools that process data or respond to prompts,...Read more
Matthias Artzt
Senior Legal Counsel, Deutsche Bank AG, Germany
John deVadoss
Co-Founder, NeuralFabric Corp. (acquired by Cisco Systems), USA
A Critical Examination of Albania’s New Data Protection Regime and Its Implications for Employee Privacy 
The adoption of Law No 124/2024 ‘On the Protection of Personal Data’ marks a major transformation in Albania’s data protection framework.1 By repealing Law No 9887/2008 and aligning domestic law...Read more
Enik Pogace
Head of Employee Relations Division , Bank of Albania, Albania
From “Legal as Gatekeeper” to “Legal as Growth Engine”: Building a Digitally Enabled, Risk Intelligent In-house Function Across African and Offshore Markets%20004.jpg&w=256&q=75)
As financial services organisations digitise at pace and extend into multi-jurisdictional markets, in-house legal teams are being asked to do two things at once: uphold uncompressing standards of integrity...Read more
René Du Preez
Group Chief Legal Officer, Standard Bank Group, South Africa
Central Bank Digital Currencies: Conceptual Framework and Essential Legal Reforms for Regulation
The digitalization of the global economy is compelling central banks to position themselves as integral actors within the emerging digital paradigm . In response to rapid technological advancements, central banks...Read more
Murat Baykal
Senior Legal Counsel, Central Bank of Turkey, Turkey
Creditor Voting Rights During Business Rescue in Terms of the South African Companies Act 71 Of 2008
Chapter 6 of the South African Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the “Companies Act”) deals with a process referred to under South African law as “business rescue”, aimed at the...Read more
Stef du Plessis
Specialist In-house Legal Counsel, Corporate and Investment Banking, a division of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited, South Africa