AI-powered transcription tools are increasingly used in the workplace. Aida Ponce Del Castillo argues in an analysis from data protection law and the AI Act that their deployment raises risks both for employees and employers
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EU member states may now exceed deficit limits if the borrowing finances defence. Paolo Surico proposes exempting innovation-related expenditure, rather than procurement, to raise long-run growth while maintaining fiscal responsibility and strategic autonomy
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Market power has increased across developed economies. Jan De Loecker and Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg argue that policymakers must recognise the trade-offs in promoting scale, innovation, and competition, and acknowledge concerns that lie outside traditional antitrust mandates
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AI offers substantial benefits to society. Stephen Cecchetti, Robin Lumsdaine, Tuomas Peltonen and Antonio Sánchez Serrano discuss significant concerns regarding risks to the financial system and propose a mix of competition and consumer protection policies address these vulnerabilities
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The Cayman Islands Aircraft Registry provides Total Aircraft Registration Solutions! The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands highlight why the Cayman Islands is the jurisdiction of choice for aircraft registrations
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2025 has been marked by escalating geopolitical fragmentation. In the foreword to the Winter edition of World Commerce Review the editor asks if the European Union can arrest its economic drift and assert its latent potential, and this is one of the most pressing questions for the emerging global order
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Maximising the European Union’s innovation capacity is an overriding EU policy priority. Fiona Scott Morton and Reinhilde Veugelers propose an optional EU regime to lower barriers for high-growth startups via swift incorporation, simple governance and crossborder access
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Each financial crisis brings more financial supervision, more models and larger buffers – but still fragility persists. Jon Danielsson argues that resilience should be the organising principle of supervision, rooted in the basic idea that has long governed finance itself: diversification
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2025 has been the year of cybercrime. Jonathan Sharp says it is essential that businesses set objectives and measure outcomes to determine if they are achieving their goals and to protect their organisations against cybercrime
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Governments globally have been ramping up initiatives to modernize their digital payment and financial systems. S Yash Kalash writes that nations must guard, strengthen digital rails to secure financial sovereignty
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