Tag: Regulation

Web3 constitutes the first qualitative revolution of the Internet. The technology in Web2 has been neutral, while with the blockchain, it becomes a field...

Government-initiated regulation alone will not necessarily be a cure-all to Web3’s problems, including the problem of consumer confidence. The availability of insurance should also...

By Gaurav Desai, Shruti Bhat & Apurva Badoni1   I. Background Responsible investment is reshaping business models across the world and Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”)...

Centre recently appointed the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) as the nodal ministry for matters relating to online gaming with monetary risks....

By Thula Kaira1   Introduction The purpose of competition law is aimed at ensuring that enterprises effect their market-based decisions in an independent manner (i.e., without...

In this contribution we look at the upcoming changes in the EU platform regulation. More specifically, we focus on the Digital Services Act (“DSA”)...

Europe is currently experiencing a renewed raft of social media regulations with the newly adopt Digital Services Act. This is significant because it demonstrates...

Binance chief executive Changpeng Zhao said the cryptocurrency exchange plans to launch a fund to help crypto projects facing a liquidity crisis as the...

By John Taladay and Paul Lugard*   Introduction Governments and competition agencies considering new laws to regulate competition need not act blindly. Without much experience in...

The EU Digital Markets Act (“DMA”) contains several provisions which reflect important behavioral insights, and in particular the importance of choice architecture for end...