Traditionally, regulatory reform focuses on reviewing existing laws and improving such laws by amending or creating new laws. However, there is an increasing trend by modern day regulators
to instead revert to non-regulatory solutions in order to achieve the same outcomes. In this article, our Partner and Head of the Corporate & Government Advisory practice, Mohamad Izahar
Mohamad Izham, examines the application and relevance of Behavioural Insights in the current rule-making process.
