National mobile line registry and biometric CURP: implications for users and operators

The Initiative’s primary objective is to promote the adoption and implementation of Electronic and Digital Payment Means, bridging the gap between existing technological infrastructure and its actual adoption, thereby enabling anyone to make payments digitally.

The convergence of technology, electronic enforcement and increasing environmental requirements is transforming risk management and business decision-making across Latin America.

The last few decades have brought accelerated growth and change across all sectors of the economy. New industries, business models, and forms of investment emerge ever more rapidly in the context of globalization and new technologies. Hand in hand with these phenomena, there has also arisen a greater awareness of and concern for the impacts that both companies and consumers generate on the environment and on society at a global level.

In the international financial sector, over the past few years, the tendency has intensified among investors, from large investment funds to individual (retail) investors, to invest not only in companies with stable and competitive finances, but also in those that comply with sustainable and responsible operating criteria. These aspects have centered mainly on three broad areas: the environmental, the social and the corporate governance.

The development of carbon markets requires the integration of international governance, contractual design, measurement systems and corporate accountability considerations.

Claus von Wobeser discusses the evolution of arbitration in Latin America, the development of a new generation of practitioners and the role artificial intelligence will play in arbitral practice.