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Blockchain for good: Insights from the 2025 Grunin Conference on law and innovation
Legal experts examined how blockchain technologies are challenging traditional regulatory models and redefining governance.
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SEC and beneficial owners – rethinking proxy voting in a complex system
Efforts to engage with beneficial owners and provide them with mechanisms for influencing governance outcomes appear to be converging with a broader regulatory push for transparency.
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Law, perception, and practice – reflections from the 2025 Grunin Conference
Legal scholars and practitioners explored how shifting technologies, narratives, and professional roles are reshaping institutions.
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Plastic loopholes – how Visa and Mastercard missed Iraq’s dollar drain
Visa and Mastercard-linked debit cards in Iraq were exploited for years by militias and fraud networks to move billions in US dollars abroad.
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Final judgments secured in microcap manipulation case
The SEC finalized judgments against two individuals in a $27M microcap fraud case involving hidden control and undisclosed stock promotion.
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Book review: Reimagining supply chains through shared progress
In a word where global supply chains define who benefits from progress, Power and Progress offers not just a warning, but a call “for reimagining a better future.”
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OSFI advances policy modernization amid industry transformation
OSFI’s Spring 2025 release flags new consultations on liquidity and capital adequacy.
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Turning point as Canada secures its largest terror finance conviction
Use of crypto and crowdfunding platforms for terror funding sets new legal challenges for the digital age.