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Digital Money - Driving the Future of Finance in Hong Kong

There have already been several successful tokenised product offerings, but with payments made off-chain.

Ogier ranked as a leading legal adviser for fintech in the BVI

Chambers FinTech BVI 2024 guide identifies the leading payments, blockchain, cyber security and data protection specialists globally

Dentons excels in Chambers FinTech 2025

Chambers FinTech is a comprehensive guide to the leading Fintech professionals around the world.

Power purchase agreements can help data centre sustainability goals

To prevent overheating and maintain optimal performance, data centres use extensive cooling systems, which can accrue a lot of energy consumption.

Linklaters launches AI Sandbox following second global ideas campaign

Linklaters’ innovation team has recently closed its second successful AI ideas campaign.

Augmented Advocacy Series (Bermuda): Copyright infringement in the age of AI

AI refers to systems that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.

Online Safety Act duties cover gen-AI and chatbots, Ofcom confirms

Gemma Erskine of Pinsent Masons was commenting after Ofcom issued an open letter to UK online service providers regarding generative AI (gen-AI) and chatbots.

Cybersecurity law package 2024 passed by the Australian parliament

Under the Intelligence Services and Other Legislation Amendment (Cyber Security) Act 2024 there will be a new limited-use obligation on the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) to protect the information voluntarily provided

Irish firms must work to understand ESG obligations under AI Act

As AI and ESG continue to impact businesses in Ireland, it is essential that board members and executives understand the implications and business potential of both.

South Africa takes first steps towards AI regulation

The framework states that an AI policy would “serve as the foundational basis for creating AI regulations and potentially an AI Act in South Africa”.

IP risks and uncertainties could hinder AI innovation in businesses

For these use-cases, ensuring human involvement in the ideation, inventive and creative processes alongside AI will be key in the short term to achieve valuable IP protection for outputs

Singapore utilises digital advancements for immigration and border measures

Singapore is an example of taking digitalisation further when it comes to border control.

Charting New Territory: How England’s Digital Assets Framework Can Guide Cayman Islands Law

The Supplemental Report and Bill serve as a valuable point of reference for the Cayman Islands, guiding our approach to digital property rights within an evolving financial landscape.

No safety net: technology-facilitated domestic abuse

Technology is a marvellous thing, but it can also be misused, including as a tool of domestic abuse.

Ireland's Online Safety Code enters into force

They are also required to use age assurance to prevent children from encountering pornography or gratuitous violence online and to have age verification measures in place as appropriate.

Digital assets and divorce - preparing for the future

The approach to digital assets is no different, but their unique characteristics can require specialised treatment at each stage.

UK businesses urged to prepare for quantum resilience

Christian Toon, cybersecurity expert at Pinsent Masons, said that the ICO’s recommendations on developing quantum resilience are not to be overlooked because a business doesn’t use quantum today.

Carey Olsen and IQ-EQ support Deep Blue on the launch of Jersey's first stablecoin

The Carey Olsen team was led by partner and head of digital assets Chris Griffin

Healthcare providers need AI strategy as EU AI Act requirements loom

The Irish government is committed to supporting the healthcare industry through grants, subsidies, and legal workshops

Digital Accessibility Regulations

Digital accessibility and its norms therefore come into play