{"description":"In a time when deglobalisation is gaining pace, navigating the constant changes around legal frameworks can be challenging. Moving from soft to hard law requirements, there are significant increases in ESG and human rights requirements, requiring companies and investors to identify ESG-related risks in their operations and supply chains, identify and implement effective and efficient mechanisms to address those risks, and derisking their supply chains. Trade wars and economic sanctions do not make it any easier, especially for international businesses that rely on cross-border trading. All this has created a regulatory business environment that is as unprecedented as unpredictable. With the digital infrastructure market fiercely expanding into new realms, this panel will explore the current environment   and their influence on operations, new regulations around data sovereignty, land, and very importantly, sustainability, and how brands can leverage this disruptive force to their investors and their firms\u2019 advantage."}