Regulation & Public Policy

Data security and privacy had seemed to be key concerns that would hold back insurtech, but GDPR allays those worries.

Legal curricula are rigid, but technology is not. Lawyers need to come to grips with the constant disruption caused by Moore's law.

Maine joined the list of states that preclude worker’s compensation coverage for the cost of medical marijuana used to treat a workplace injury.

GDPR is the most significant data privacy regulation ever. The implications reach way beyond Europe--and create a major opportunity.

Hong Kong, among others, is helping startups build an initiative in a mentored environment before formally presenting it to regulators.

Compliance functions need the agility to adjust to business changes and to the inevitable surprises inherent in a dynamic business climate.

U.S.-based businesses that have operations in the E.U. or that have E.U. citizens as customers will soon face stiff new requirements.

The tax law will have wide-ranging impacts on insurers’ business, including corporate structure, regulatory capital and products.