House · Regulatory dialogue
An open door
The House is open to those who write the rules.
The practice of the House is built on reading regulation closely — treaty by treaty, circular by circular, in the jurisdictions where its clients live and hold. That reading is of use beyond private mandates. The House stands ready to put it at the service of the public bodies that shape the field.
What the House offers
Contribution, not service
- Written positions on public consultations — the Ministry of Finance, the Federal Tax Authority, DIFC, ADGM and their peers abroad.
- Participation in working groups, expert panels and technical discussions, where invited.
- Field observations, anonymised: how a rule lands in practice — what it clarifies, what it leaves open, where honest actors stumble.
- No fee and no mandate. A house that helps make the rules clear serves everyone who intends to follow them.
Why the House does this
Clear rules are the House’s own interest
The House builds structures meant to stand for decades — and nothing tests a structure like a rule that can be read two ways. The clearer the field, the stronger everything built on it. That is the whole of the motive.
To reach the House
For public bodies, secretariats and working groups: a short letter is enough.