In recent times, we have seen nearly every facet of our professional and personal lives disrupted. For many, this has included a boon to online shopping, digital media subscriptions and working from home, as well as adaptations in the delivery of educational instruction and medical advice. As businesses adapt to this new, socially distanced reality, we have likewise seen renewed focus on green technology as well as more flexible working arrangements.
What many of these changes have in common is their increased dependence on technology. Perhaps more so than ever before, businesses are turning to innovative digital solutions to secure sustainable growth during these uncertain times.
DACB’s technology lawyers do not operate in a silo, but rather advise on any matters which encompass IT transformation projects, software platforms, secure cloud storage, and ecommerce – to name only a few. Because the opportunities and challenges presented by technology are invariably multifaceted, our technology lawyers are well-positioned to work seamlessly with colleagues in our different practice area and industry-focused teams.
With respect to the insurance sector in particular, our InsurTech experts regularly advise on the regulatory challenges and operational risks when using technology to deliver insurance products. We have notable experience in Regtech, which allows financial services businesses to efficiently manage their regulatory processes such as monitoring, reporting and compliance through technology. This expertise is further bolstered by our research and publications on artificial intelligence, smart and connected devices, as well as the blockchain and distributed ledgers.
Thought Leadership
Our global thought leadership delivers fresh thinking on hot topics. Split across our 6 key themes, they address recurring C-suite concerns highlighted in our recent client survey. From class actions to technology, you will find strategic insight to stimulate discussion and debate.
