The CFTC’S New Crypto Market Rules
Explore the CFTC’s proposed crypto market rules and what they could mean for employee trading, conflicts of interest, MNPI oversight, and compliance teams managing new digital asset risks.
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Four Part Blog Series: Insider Trading Isn’t What It Used to Be
In this four-part series, Star breaks down what compliance teams need to know, exploring emerging risks, evolving legal theories, and how firms can strengthen employee trading oversight.
From Policy to Practice: Rethinking Insider Trading Compliance for Digital Markets
How compliance teams can modernize employee trading oversight for digital assets, tokenization, prediction markets, and emerging conduct risks.
Four Insider Trading Theories Every Compliance Team Should Understand for Digital Markets
Why decades-old legal principles remain the foundation for insider trading enforcement in the age of digital assets, tokenization, and prediction markets.
Shadow Trading Comes to Crypto
The emergence of shadow trading has redefined discussions of traditional insider trading and is poised to have similar implications for digital asset markets.
Growing Without Losing Control
Four Lessons from Industry Leaders on Building Compliance That Scales One of the most interesting conversations I’ve had recently was an International Compliance Association…
Cross-Border Stablecoin Supervision Has Arrived
What the NYDFS-EBA Agreement Means for Financial Services Firms On June 2, 2026, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) and the…
Prediction Markets Are Entering the Enforcement Era
What the CFTC’s latest actions mean for insider trading, market integrity, and financial services firms On June 10, 2026, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission…
Prediction Markets, Wire Fraud, and the Compliance Blind Spot Firms Can No Longer Ignore
For many financial services firms, the conversation around prediction markets has focused primarily on whether these products fall under securities laws, commodities regulations,…