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MEV: Comment on IOSCO’s Consultation Report on Policy Recommendations for DeFi
October 2023 Regulation of Crypto-Finance Research Project (October 2023) Technology law and policy Crypto regulation
IOSCO is correct to identify conflicts of interest (Recommendation 4) and operational and technological risks (Recommendation 5) as issues of concern in DeFi that need to be addressed by providers of DeFi products and services.
Response to the U.S. Treasury Department’s consultation on digital assets and illicit finance
November 2022 International Center for Law & Economics (November 2022) Technology law and policy Crypto regulation
Download from Regulations.gov or from ICLE We thank the U.S. Treasury Department for the opportunity to participate in this Request for Comment on “Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets.”[1] Our response most directly addresses part “B” of the Request for Comments, focusing particularly on the following questions:
Submission to the consultation on Judicial Review Reform
April 2021 Ministry of Justice, Consultation on Judicial Review Reform, April 2021 Technology in law and legal research Public law
Similar paper is currently under journal review. I will make the submission available once the review restriction is lifted.
Submission on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill
October 2017 House of Lords Constitution Committee inquiry on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill, Ref EUW0018, 18 October 2017 Public law
Cited in the House of Commons Library Briefing on The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Supremacy and the Court of Justice. Also submitted to the House of Commons Exiting the European Union Committee inquiry on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill, Ref EUB0013, 1 November 2017.

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