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FTC enforcements decreased 55% over the past 30 days

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Do not underestimate the ‘mega-Brussels effect’ of EU-US co-ordination

Financial Times 10/16/2023
The new agreement would co-ordinate EU and US tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminium and work towards a broader common approach on taxing carbon-intensive steel and aluminium imports…
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How Clear and Effective Crypto Regulations are Born

Coin Desk 10/16/2023
The development of blockchain-based digital assets, and the multi-billion dollar market that has formed around them, has proved to be a tremendous challenge for global legislators and regulators alike…
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‘Borderless’ EU struggles to coordinate anti-money laundering enforcement

The FCPA Blog 10/16/2023
The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol) recently released its first financial crime threat assessment. It reveals that a perfect storm of digitalization, geopolitical tensions caused…
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2024 U.S. Proxy Season: Proxy Voting, Governance, and ES Matters

Harvard 10/16/2023
Shareholder Proposals in the 2023 Proxy Season. In November 2021, the staff of the Division of Corporation Finance (the “Staff”) of the SEC issued Staff Legal Bulletin No. 14L (“SLB 14L”),[1] rescinding Staff Legal Bulletins Nos…
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Corporate Successor’s Criminal Liability in Banking Sector: Supreme Court clarifies the law

Lexology 10/16/2023
After a merger, successor corporations may find themselves liable for the criminal actions of their predecessors. This means that they might have to defend themselves against criminal charges related to transactions they were…
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