Cyber and Crypto that’s not Clickbait: What the High Court in London said in secret about cryptocurrency in December 2019 has now been revealed... On 17 January 2020, a decision made in a closed [...]
Punk Rock Becoming Smooth Jazz? New Zealand Tax Rulings May Ultimately Facilitate Crypto Going Mainstream in New Zealand The New Zealand Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has just released three binding rulings dealing with what [...]
She'll be right, right? The impact of the £99 million Marriott fine on privacy due diligence in Australia M&A, and more In July 2019, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued a notice that [...]
Taxation and Digital Currency Digital currency Digital currency is a digital representation of value that can be digitally traded and functions as a medium of exchange, a unit of account and/or a store of [...]
Cornwalls is pleased to announce that we have signed on as Policy Partners of Fintech Australia. It is an important relationship to the firm due to the fast-emerging nature of the Fintech industry and [...]
Time to Get Carried Away by Data Portability? The New Consumer Data Right Rules and What They Promise for Start-Ups, Incumbents and Consumers The new Consumer Data Right (CDR) regime It’s here! The bill [...]
Originally published in: Privacy Law Bulletin (2018) Volume 14, at p 165. The expected benefits of “big data” for citizens, government and business alike have led to a strong policy push for a new data [...]
Originally published in: Privacy Law Bulletin (2018) Volume 14, at p 165. The expected benefits of “big data” for citizens, government and business alike have led to a strong policy push for a new data [...]
Increasing numbers of individuals and corporations in Australia have significant entitlements to cryptocurrency. Originally published in: Banking Law Bulletin (2018) Vol 34 page 105. In the New York Times last month, Nathaniel Popper and Su-Hyun [...]