The Belgian Competition Authority is attempting to bring some much-needed clarity to a question that has lingered for years across boardrooms and compliance teams alike. How far can companies go in working together on sustainability before cooperation starts to look like coordination?
India’s insurance regulator has adjusted its focus on how products are presented and sold online, urging insurers to take a closer look at whether their digital platforms are steering customers in ways that may be misleading.
The White House has released a set of legislative recommendations outlining how Congress should approach artificial intelligence policy, offering a framework that spans child protection, economic infrastructure, intellectual property, and federal-state coordination. The March 2026 proposals stop short of introducing a single, overarching regulatory regime, instead setting out a series of targeted measures intended to guide AI development and oversight across sectors.
There’s nothing particularly new about trying to hide ownership on paper. What’s changing, according to the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, is how frequently, and how creatively, it’s being done.
New guidance from the Japanese Financial Services Agency reframes how institutions are expected to think about financial crime, placing a firm emphasis on adaptability, governance, and real-world effectiveness rather than technical compliance alone. The message running through the document is simple but consequential. Static controls will not hold up in a system where threats evolve by the day.
For years, the idea of a FinCEN whistleblower program has existed more in statute than in practice. Now, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network is taking a step toward changing that.
There’s a quiet recalibration happening inside Europe’s data protection regime. It’s not a rollback of rules, and it’s not a loosening of standards. But in its 2025 annual report, Denmark's Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet) offers a window into something more subtle. Regulators are starting to acknowledge what many organizations have been grappling with for years. Compliance, as written, doesn’t always translate cleanly into practice.