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Gary Gensler, the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), recently delivered what many have interpreted as an introspective address during the Practising Law Institute’s 56th annual conference on securities regulation. Having taken the helm of the agency in April 2021, Gensler’s remarks evoked sentiments of transition and reflection, as he expressed gratitude for
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As the landscape of finance continues to evolve, the importance of regulatory frameworks cannot be overstated. This was the focal point of Rostin Behnam’s recent remarks during DC Fintech Week, highlighting the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) current challenges. The agency is navigating a crucial phase, particularly concerning newly emerging financial markets and the implications
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The aftermath of natural disasters can leave homes uninhabitable, forcing families to seek interim lodging and face unexpected living expenses. In such precarious situations, homeowners and renters insurance can provide crucial financial support through specific provisions designed to cover additional living costs. This article aims to break down the mechanics of loss of use coverage,
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Hurricane Helene has marked a significant point in the conversation around climate risks and their impact on homeowners. With insured losses estimated to exceed $6 billion and staggering uninsured losses, particularly in North Carolina, the need for effective flood insurance is clearer than ever. Unfortunately, a considerable number of homeowners in areas particularly prone to
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The ongoing legal battle between Stellantis and the United Auto Workers (UAW) represents a growing rift in labor relations, reflective of underlying tensions in the auto industry. This conflict not only highlights the complexities of contractual negotiations but also the significance of worker rights in today’s economic climate. With Stellantis initiating a lawsuit against the
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The pressing challenge of climate change has prompted the U.S. government to rethink various aspects of its infrastructure, notably the real estate sector. Buildings, encompassing both residential and commercial properties, are accountable for a staggering 31% of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, as reported by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This figure highlights
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