The beginning of the end for cryptocurrencies
Jon Danielsson argues that cryptocurrencies have now reached the beginning of the end as the factors fuelling their success have come to a standstill
Read moreJon Danielsson argues that cryptocurrencies have now reached the beginning of the end as the factors fuelling their success have come to a standstill
Read moreJon Cunliffe reflects on recent crypto market developments, and discusses the work that authorities are doing on the regulation of crypto stablecoins and a potential central bank digital currency
Read moreLaura Nurski and Mia Hoffmann argue that policymakers should strengthen the role of social partners in the adoption of AI technology to protect workers
Read moreBermuda is an innovation hub for digital assets companies to test the world’s ground-breaking solutions. Michelle Chivunga discusses a world class jurisdiction with a forward-thinking government
Read moreSimon Evenett and Johannes Fritz consider the latest research and find that commercial policies and regulations now fragment the digital economy
Read moreChristophe Carugati says overlapping rules in the digital economy requires cooperation between national regulatory authorities to ensure consistency and effective enforcement
Read moreNiclas Poitiers and Pauline Weil argue that measures to safeguard semiconductor supplies proposed in the European Chips Act could prove to be wrongly focused and could tip over into harmful protectionism
Read moreThe advantages of moving data management to the cloud in increasingly being realised. Mark Hermeling looks at the do’s and don’ts for financial services firms
Read moreThe scope of the Digital Markets Act has emerged as one of the most contentious issues in the regulatory discussion. Mario Mariniello and Catarina Martins assess which companies will be caught by the DMA
Read moreSociety increasingly relies on technology. Wilbert Jan Derksen considers the importance of strategic autonomy in ensuring national security
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