International

Kenya’s recently released carbon-market rulebook illustrates why regulatory development is necessary and should be a legal undertaking.

How investigative methods can leave the architecture behind compliance outcomes unseen.

G20 Finance Ministers commit to advancing digital asset regulations and enhancing compliance.

This is one of the conclusions of a thought-provoking McKinsey case study examining how to move from individual adoption to enterprise-wide value capture.

Olivier Chambord tells GRIP about the importance of building protections into complex contracts via strategic risk allocation, host-government agreements, liquidation preferences, force majeure provisions, and more.

Brouhard explains how the future security architecture of the Gulf will shape how energy prices, investments, supplies, and production choices are made.

The ABA and IIF, among others, generally support the non-prescriptive approach.

Why every compliance investigation should begin with antecedent structural inquiry.