SEC Chair Paul Atkins framed the Commission’s regulatory direction as a return to the principles of individual liberty and free enterprise.
GRIP speaks with Shirley Choo, investment director at Convergence Partners, about the future of impact and healthcare investing and why financial returns, public policy, and social outcomes must work together.
Rahmila Nadi discusses the role of non-technical leaders in AI implementation and the challenges of bias and unequal access to AI education.
Compliance teams have spent time assessing whether employees can safely use AI tools, yet a recent New York Tech Week panel at Romano Law highlighted a challenge that may prove more consequential.
If sustainability reporting is suffering from data overload, speakers at the Grunin Center conference believe governance discipline and AI-enabled data management may offer a way forward.
Hungary’s post-election transition illustrates a broader lesson: Countries can isolate themselves far faster than they can rebuild the trust and confidence required to fully reintegrate into international financial systems.
Panel discussion focused on observing isolation as a vulnerability in the modern financial landscape.
What began as a community-health initiative is combining with healthcare compliance through value-based care models and building expectations around preventive oversight.
