Volume 56
Issue
3

The Pegasus Era: Regulating A New Generation of Government Spyware

by Yotam Berger
The exposure of Pegasus, a spyware developed by the Israeli company NSO Group, marked a new era in cybersurveillance. Capable of remote, zero-click infiltration of mobile devices, Pegasus grants operators […]

Digital Regulation and Development: A Global Micro and Macro Comparison

by Katrin Kuhlmann
Regulation of the digital economy is receiving increased attention both domestically and internationally, but too little scholarship exists assessing the degree to which these new rules effectively support economic, social, […]

Regulatory Sandboxes: One Decade On

by Hilary J. Allen
Regulatory sandboxes have spread like wildfire since the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority launched its sandbox for financial technology businesses (fintech) one decade ago. Despite widespread adoption, however, there is little […]

Towards A Global Anti-Money Laundering Law For Crypto Assets

by Francesco Paolo Patti
As crypto-assets continue to reshape global finance, they present both opportunities and challenges for financial regulation, particularly in anti-money laundering (AML) and countering the financing of terrorism (CFT) enforcement. While […]