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The 2024 regulatory landscape and thoughts on a post-US-election version

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The US election campaign is, perhaps predictably, closing amid sound and fury. We step back to take a measured view of America’s prospects.

A changing political landscape will invariably affect critical areas of regulation such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, supply chains, financial crime oversight, recordkeeping and overall risk governance. But maybe not as much as you suspect.

That’s thanks to some broadly accepted expectations of what constitutes strong markets and investor protection