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CMA prepares for revamped UK consumer protection regime

Competition and consumer law experts Angelique Bret and Tadeusz Gielas, of Pinsent Masons, were commenting on two parallel CMA public consultations

EU Commission calls on Member States to evaluate outbound investments

The Commission considers these three technology areas to be of strategic importance and the highest risk to the EU’s economic security.

The doctrine of mistake in Guernsey

The doctrine of mistake can often provide a relatively inexpensive and efficient way to rectify a mistaken decision by a settlor

DORA applies from today with ‘challenging new requirements’ for businesses

DORA also impacts many ICT service providers that are not within this ‘critical’ cohort through the obligations of financial companies to manage third-party risk.

UK Football Governance Bill approaches biggest test in parliament

The rest of the regulatory framework in the bill will need to be supplemented by more detailed IFR rules

HMRC investigations: code of practice 9

At the present time, COP9 is the only facility open to a taxpayer in which HMRC will, in certain circumstances, offer a written guarantee of no criminal investigation.

UK copyright reform ‘could expose AI developers to mass claims’

The proposed representative action arose in the context of ongoing litigation between Getty Images and Stability AI

Merging mutuals - dealmaking with a twist

Doing deals in any highly regulated sector is challenging

Ace! Are tennis avatars a smashing way of exploiting rights restrictions?

Tennis broadcast agreements are often multi-year deals

Operational real estate: an introduction to management agreements

A management agreement, sometimes called an ‘operational management agreement’ or ‘operator agreement’, is one vehicle for accessing operational real estate and seeks to harness third party operational expertise.

UK-EU Banking and Investment Regulation

HM Treasury's response to the feedback to its consultation on near-term bank ring-fencing reforms

Laws to disrupt ransomware payments considered in the UK

On the new ransomware reporting regime that is proposed, the Home Office pledged “proportionality”.

Luxembourg law addresses EU AI Act enforcement

Under the draft law, the CNPD would also be required to set up a regulatory sandbox for AI as part of its proposed new duties.

EBA Publishes Final Guidelines on the Management of ESG Risks

The guidelines set out requirements for institutions regarding the identification, measurement, management, and monitoring of ESG risks.

Amendments to Cayman Islands suspicious activity reporting regime now in force

Revisions include changes to the suspicious activity reporting (SAR) process administered by the Cayman Islands Financial Reporting Authority

Stig of the Dump meets crypto: how one hard drive ended up in legal landfill

The Council refused, citing environmental, permitting and public safety concerns.

Update to the Cayman Islands Proceeds of Crime Act – Changes to the suspicious activity reporting provisions

In order not to commit a Core Money Laundering Offence they must also have received consent, known as a defence against money laundering ("DAML"), from the FRA following the making of the SAR.

UK AI action plan provides for shift in regulatory approach

The recommendation was contained in a new report published on Monday, the AI opportunities action plan.

Insurers’ cyber resilience under PRA spotlight in 2025

The regulator has decided to postpone its previously announced dynamic general insurance stress test

Law ‘must continue to evolve’ in line with a rapid shift towards a digital society

The court had to decide whether there was any other compelling reason for the claim to be disposed of at trial, rather than summarily.

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