Publications

Key practical asset recovery guidance drawn from the 3rd Annual Asset Recovery Committee Meeting panels

This article is drawn from a panel discussions at the 3rd Annual Asset Recovery Committee Meeting. When discussing the most common strategic and procedural pitfalls in cross-border asset recovery, rather than revisiting theoretical frameworks, this article focusses on practical experiences drawn from multiple jurisdictions, illustrating how apparently minor tactical decisions can generate significant – and sometimes irreversible – consequences. The discussion, co-moderated and confirmed that in international enforcement, disciplined coordination and strategic consistency are often as critical as substantive legal arguments.

Released on Jul 03, 2026

Top tips from investigators in asset recovery cases

This article advises legal professionals on the considerations they must take during asset recovery investigations, including the use of AI, digital evidence, ethical cooperation, thee speed of the investigation and more.

Released on Jul 03, 2026

The new Swiss committee for cultural heritage with a burdened past

Switzerland’s new looted-art commission will reshape how asset recovery claims are assessed for Holocaust-era and colonial-era takings. Furthermore, this article explains the concept of ‘burnt art’ and why it matters in the asset recovery process.

Released on Jul 03, 2026

Crypto development in Africa

Cryptocurrency is increasingly being adopted in Africa and Africa’s rapidly evolving digital asset landscape has opened new doors for innovation, Africa is one of the fastest-growing cryptocurrency markets in the world. This article explores why Africa is so rapidly adopting cryptocurrencies.

Released on Jul 03, 2026