Insider trading referrals are mounting across prediction market platforms, but the legal frameworks governing the industry were never designed for this universe and the agency charged with oversight is operating at its smallest staff in two decades.

As the CFTC and SEC navigate overlapping jurisdictions, the sheer variety of prediction market contracts makes consistent regulatory oversight nearly impossible to achieve.

As prediction markets outpace existing legal frameworks, companies are scrambling to develop policies while the CFTC works from a blank canvas on how to pursue insider trading cases in this emerging space.

Exploring how evolving enforcement theories, including shadow trading, are reshaping compliance expectations, governance frameworks, and institutional accountability across major law firms.

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, who has been indicted on civil and criminal bribery and fraud charges could now look forward to more favorable outcomes.

The SEC has used Section 13(b)(2)(B), of FCPA for internal controls amid much controversy. As the enforcement landscape continues to shift, what other tools might they choose to apply?

SCOTUS’ failure to clearly define property adds complexity to Title 18 cases.

With the US Supreme Court in session, might the trend of power-stripping by regulatory agencies gain momentum?

Rewards, sentencing reductions, and demanded loyalty reveal the government’s expectation of voluntary corporate disclosure.

Congratulations to Academic Karen Woody on her selection, and many thanks for the efforts made to preserve important capital markets documents.

New safety measures for SPAC balance investor interests and innovative strategies for companies to go public.