The project offers an early indication of the policy ideas and priorities Democratic legislators may advance in 2027.
By Jean-Philippe Brisson, Nikki Buffa, and Betty M. Huber
On September 15, 2026, nine members of the US House of
The project offers an early indication of the policy ideas and priorities Democratic legislators may advance in 2027.
By Jean-Philippe Brisson, Nikki Buffa, and Betty M. Huber
On September 15, 2026, nine members of the US House of
Foreign companies without a presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that are covered by the Personal Data Protection Law must now register with SDAIA.
By Brian A. Meenagh, Danielle van der Merwe, and Faisal Imam
The Saudi
Foreign companies without a presence in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that are covered by the Personal Data Protection Law must now register with SDAIA.
By Brian A. Meenagh, Danielle van der Merwe, and Faisal Imam
The Saudi
Findings from a multi-firm review in the benchmarks sector can help all firms ensure their governance arrangements are calibrated effectively.
By Becky Critchley, Nicola Higgs, Rob Moulton, Jonathan Ritson-Candler, and Charlotte Collins
On 12
As firms adjust to the new guidance, we outline key changes in expectations and how firms can approach non-financial misconduct cases.
By Becky Critchley, Nicola Higgs, Rob Moulton, Nell Perks, Jonathan Ritson-Candler, Charlie Bowden,
The decision unlocks the full suite of CERCLA liability for PFOA and PFOS used historically across a wide array of value chains.
By Julia A. Hatcher, Tom Lee, Benjamin D. Gibson, and Casey Lynn Kirk
Key Points:
The changes would account for developments in the cryptoasset markets, modernize investment adviser custody rules, and formalize certain SEC staff guidance.
By Laura Ferrell, Aaron Gilbride, Mike Hart-Slattery, Jennifer Y. Tian, Jamie Lynn Walter, and
The SEC’s Innovation Exemption permits limited on-chain trading of tokenized US-listed equity securities, including third-party tokenizations subject to issuer notice and objection.
By Michele M. Anderson, Jenna B. Cooper, Paul M. Dudek, Zachary Fallon, Dan Gibbons
The SEC’s Innovation Exemption permits limited on-chain trading of tokenized US-listed equity securities, including third-party tokenizations subject to issuer notice and objection.
By Michele M. Anderson, Jenna B. Cooper, Paul M. Dudek, Zachary Fallon, Dan Gibbons
