regulatory and compliance

Prediction markets are electronic trading platforms where participants buy and sell interests in future event outcomes, from elections to economic indicators. Prices reflect aggregate probability, with event contracts typically offering binary yes or no outcomes.

Continue Reading CFTC Regulatory Developments on Prediction Markets and Event Contracts

  • Increasing Focus on AI — AI developments and uses and the evolving legal and regulatory landscape may bring about new litigation and enforcement risks stemming from claims of algorithmic bias,
Continue Reading Outlook 2026: Financial Services Litigation

On June 28, 2024, FinCEN issued a Proposed Rule to amend BSA regulations that prescribe the minimum requirements for AML/CFT programs for “financial institutions.” Financial institutions subject to AML/CFT program

Continue Reading FinCEN, Federal Banking Agencies Propose Rules to Amend Financial Institutions’ AML/CFT Program Requirements

Under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and related rules, absent an exemption, most private fund managers are required to register with the US Securities and Exchange

Continue Reading 2024 Update: Best-Practice Compliance Policies for Real Estate Fund Managers (Part One of Two)

On Oct. 7, 2020, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held an open meeting and issued a notice proposing a conditional exemption from securities broker-dealer registration under Section 15


Continue Reading SEC Proposes Exemption from Registration for Finders