Regulatory Practice & Strategic Responses for Government & Business
As former senior regulators, we bring unmatched insight into how policy is shaped, how rules are made, and how compliance is enforced.
We advise government and business on the full regulatory lifecycle—from policy design and legislative drafting to investigation response and remediation strategy.
Our work is grounded in best practice, informed by experience, and built to deliver clarity, control and credibility.
"We help institutions meet scrutiny with substance. Whether shaping policy, responding to investigations or managing statutory obligations, our advice reflects a rare depth of regulatory insight—earned through years inside the system, and sharpened by the demands of public accountability."
Our team includes former senior regulators, giving us unmatched insight into policy design, rule-making, and compliance enforcement across sectors.
Absolutely. We translate complex regulatory changes into actionable compliance programs and provide strategic counsel on implementation.
RGC is proud to introduce ASX inQUERY — an interactive data tool designed to transform ASX Aware letter responses into structured, searchable insights. Users can explore key elements such as the trigger for each letter, the ASX listing rules cited, the entities involved, and the relevant time periods.
In focus this edition: We catch up on ASX and ASIC's continuous disclosure and offer interventions, take a look at what's changing with Modern Slavery Statements and do a deep dive on what's new in Payment Times Reporting.
RGC submissions recommend that the government take proactive steps to strengthen the legislative framework to futureproof reporting, foster greater consistency and improve compliance as it considers updates to the Modern Slavery Act.
Owen is a lawyer and Chartered Accountant with over 15 years experience in finance and regulation across the private and public sectors.
Chelsea has over 15 years legal experience across corporate regulation and private practice.
