Replay our editorial conference calls featuring Capitol Forum journalists and expert guests. These calls highlight breaking developments in competition, corporate conduct, and regulatory enforcement.
On September 23, 2026, The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Karina Lubell, Partner in Brunswick Group’s Global Antitrust and Competition practice, and Nicholas Cheolas, Partner at...
On September 17, The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Willie Cade, CEO of Graceful Solutions LLC, an agricultural antitrust litigation consulting...
On September 16, The Capitol Forum held the first conference call in our new 2026 Election Outlook series with our polling partner, G. Elliott Morris, founder and CEO of Wave Polling and Research and...
The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Corwin “Cory” Zass, Founder, Principal and Consulting Actuary at Actuarial Risk Management (ARM), to discuss emerging risks across the life and...
The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Kyeonghee Kim, Assistant Professor and Dean’s Emerging Scholar at Florida State University’s Herbert Wertheim College of...
The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Nick Nemeth, investor and writer of "Mispriced Assets", to discuss the life and annuity industry’s growing...
On September 1, 2026, The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Jim Woolery, Founding Partner of Woolery & Co., to discuss emerging litigation and risks in the private credit...
On August 18, The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Christie Thoene, a policy, legal, and communications consultant at CTG Advisory, and Kirti Gupta, Vice President and Chief Economist of...
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