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Financial regulation is changing quickly, with developments in technology, corporate law, and public policy reshaping the environment in which investors and financial institutions operate. In the Season 7 premiere of Financial Perspectives, Tanya Suba-Tang speaks with Samuel C. Dibble, JD, CFA — Partner at Mayer Brown — about the evolving intersection of finance and law—and what recent regulatory changes could mean for financial markets. Drawing on more than three decades of experience in law and financial consulting, Sam examines developments affecting financial institutions and fintech companies, digital assets and stablecoins, regulatory agencies, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate fiduciary duties. The conversation also explores emerging legal questions surrounding artificial intelligence and intellectual property, the influence of U.S. regulation on global financial markets, and how technological and regulatory change could shape the financial landscape in the years ahead. Topics discussed include:Changes in the U.S. financial regulatory environmentFintech, digital assets, and stablecoin regulationRegulatory oversight of mergers and acquisitionsFiduciary duties and evolving corporate lawAI, intellectual property, and valuation considerationsThe influence of U.S. regulation on global marketsEmerging trends that could shape financial regulation For investment professionals navigating an increasingly complex regulatory environment, this episode offers a wide-ranging look at where finance and law intersect, why the rules are changing, and the developments worth watching next.