Allison Raley Quoted in Corporate Compliance Insights on 2024 Election’s Impact on Compliance Industry

AGG partner and Emerging Technologies co-chair, Allison Raley, was quoted in an article published by Corporate Compliance Insights on November 6, 2024, discussing the election’s potential impact on the compliance industry, especially as it relates to business technology.

“One key regulatory shift with a Trump administration would likely stem from his longstanding support for blockchain and digital asset technology,” Allison said. “This stance could drive not only changes in regulatory enforcement but also a move toward greater regulatory clarity in the digital assets space. For finance professionals, this would mean a renewed focus on staying informed and educated on blockchain technology to effectively navigate the evolving landscape.”

In regard to how companies may need to balance differing laws and regulations stateside and abroad, Allison added that she doesn’t expect companies to make dramatic shifts to their standard operations.

“While any political shift brings adjustments, the core decision-making process for corporate expansion, especially internationally, will likely remain consistent for most companies,” Allison said. “Firms are already accustomed to navigating changing policies and geopolitical landscapes, which means they’re well-prepared to adapt as needed. Ultimately, strategic priorities around international growth are unlikely to waver significantly, even amid regulatory changes barring any new sanctions which would affect the same.”

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