19 Dec, 2016 Managing Political and Supply Chain Risks: Major Projects - BEPS and Infrastructure By Faye Coates What is BEPS all about? “Base erosion and profit shifting”, but nowadays used to refer to an OECD project, supported by the G20, which...
16 Dec, 2016 New EU guidance on appointing Data Protection Officers By Jacqueline Drury EU data protection regulators have issued guidance on the new duty to appoint Data Protection Officers. This is one of the duties imposed...
16 Dec, 2016 FOI: Transparency in outsourcing back on the agenda By Rachael Annear Last week, Elizabeth Denham, the UK Information Commissioner, stated her commitment to improving transparency in outsourced public...
15 Dec, 2016 Managing Political and Supply Chain Risks: Are BITs (still) worth the bother? By Elizabeth Snodgrass Over the past several years, we have had the opportunity to speak with many clients about the role bilateral or multilateral investment...
12 Dec, 2016 Managing Political and Supply Chain Risks: How to Manage Sanctions Risk in a Rapidly Changing World By Stephanie Brown Cripps Economic and trade sanctions are a response to war, terrorism, weapons proliferation, and other political events, and have always been...
09 Dec, 2016 Spy toys? Privacy concerns raised over interactive toys By Carryn Vincec It has been said that in the future, every company will be a technology company. Already, everyday items from toasters to washing...
09 Dec, 2016 What’s in the US cybersecurity report? An introduction By Peter Jaffe At the start of December, the Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity (established earlier this year by President Obama) released...
06 Dec, 2016 Time to come in out of the cold: data sharing to improve the lives of those living in fuel poverty By Rachael Annear The Digital Economy Bill is working its way through Parliament. The second reading in the House of Lords is scheduled for 13 December...
02 Dec, 2016 Managing Political and Supply Chain Risk in Major Projects: navigating tender processes and debarment risk By Dominic Jones A major project will often involve some form of regulated tender process – whether governed by national law or the rules of an...
02 Dec, 2016 New UK surveillance laws given the green light By Sam Kirsop Surveillance laws in the UK were overhauled this week with the final approval of the Investigatory Powers Act. The Act updates the ways...
28 Nov, 2016 Down to the wire: financial regulators get serious about cybersecurity By Peter Jaffe We’re in the midst of a global storm of activity by financial regulators on cybersecurity. For years there have been some generally...
28 Nov, 2016 Quantifying cybersecurity risk in the absence of data By Peter Jaffe Companies need to quantify cybersecurity risk for at least three reasons: They need to buy insurance to cover cyber risk. That means that...