Regular contributions to public institutions, media and professional organizations on major compliance and international law issues.
Quoted in L'Express regarding European dependence on American cloud services and the legal risks related to the Cloud Act and FISA: "American law does not need to enter servers to compel companies or individuals anywhere on the planet" and "Without separation from its parent company Amazon, AWS remains within the legal orbit of the United States."
Presentation on legal and governance requirements in cybersecurity, particularly in the context of the evolving European framework and obligations on corporate leaders.
Expert hearing on legal issues related to the transposition of the NIS 2 Directive: entity qualification, governance obligations, executive liability and sanctions regime.
Analysis of the legal implications of the European Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D): risk mapping, prevention obligations and civil liability.
Participation in a program dedicated to anti-corruption compliance mechanisms, their operational implementation and oversight in a European and international context.
Presentation on conflicts of norms and international sanctions: extraterritoriality of US law, European blocking mechanisms and sanctions risk management.
Conference on the legal challenges of artificial intelligence: algorithm governance, liability, compliance and anticipation of the European framework (AI Act).
Analysis of conflicts between national and international norms in compliance: anti-corruption, economic sanctions and vigilance obligations.
Christophe Curtelin shares his expertise in international sanctions, export control and corporate governance within continuing education programs at leading Parisian institutions.
These interventions illustrate a practice focused on strategic issues facing companies with complex regulatory requirements.
