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Irish Government Implements Critical Entities Directive Into Irish Law

The Regulations represent a significant step in the Irish cybersecurity regulatory landscape, towards enhancing the resilience of critical entities.

TISEA publishes new Specialist Companies Listing Rules

The new Specialist Companies Listing Rules are streamlined and more flexible than the existing Equity Market Listing Rules, with simplified initial application, disclosure and continuing obligation requirements.

Insurance M&A: Bermuda’s change of control requirements

The BMA maintains supervision over the controllers of all registered insurers in Bermuda, including shareholder controllers.

Carey Olsen takes lead role in new TISE 'Specialist Companies' equity rulebook

The Specialist Companies Equity Rules are intended to attract privately held structures whose securities are not intended to be frequently transferred or traded and which are primarily held by institutional and professional investors.

Supporting families and campaigning for change

The overarching principle was the importance of tailoring our approach to each specific client and their individual needs.

UK TMT sector continues to take positive steps to close gender pay gap

Firms are also reviewing and changing their parental leave policies and embracing flexible working and family balanced policies.

ESMA guidelines prompt Irish funds rebranding question

On 21 August, ESMA published finalised guidelines regulating the use of environmental, social, and governance (ESG)-related and sustainability-related terms in fund names.

Know Your Ongoing Bermuda AML/ATF Compliance Requirements

Compliance with Bermuda’s AML/ATF legal and regulatory framework requires registrants to adopt policies and procedures designed to prevent and detect money laundering

Navigating regulatory compliance for your California entity

Failure to properly manage an entity can threaten its legal existence

Victorian report signals security of payment reform

Queensland has had minimum payment terms for decades.

Cheesed off! How the grate cheddar heist demonstrates why food businesses need to take steps to tackle food fraud in their supply chains

The crime involved a fraudulent buyer posing as a legitimate wholesale distributor for a major French retailer.

AI investment trapped by regulatory uncertainty

Dentons' report, 'Laws of AI Traction', examines why the gap between ambition and action exists, and how to close it.

Australia plans ‘reset’ of its Consumer Data Right regime

While the recent amendments will bring new compliance requirements for businesses, it will also mean new opportunities for businesses prepared to take advantage of the benefits presented by the shift to action initiation.

UK budget 2024: property law considerations

The first point is that stamp duty surcharges on the acquisition of second properties will increase from 3% to 5%

Thirdparty litigation funding principles set out for EU member states

The principle set out by the ELI aims to clarify the control and decision-making authority of the funder during the proceedings.

UK disability pay gap continues to create disadvantage for disabled individuals

Ensuring adequate adjustments are made can help improve overall job satisfaction and productivity among disabled employees

Dealing with consumer protection investigations from the Irish CCPC

Under regulation 5A of the 2022 regulations, retailers, when making a price reduction announcement, whether online or instore

Cyber & IT Security Law and Regulation Guide 2025: Bermuda

The Cybersecurity Operation Centre will be established as the governmental resource to provide the technology and other resources necessary to support the National Cybersecurity Unit

Augmented Advocacy Series (Bermuda): PIPA and Anonymisation

Under PIPA personal information (PI) means any information about an identified or identifiable individual.

Energy infrastructure consent process in Scotland to be reformed

Energy policy is a matter reserved to the UK government, but certain planning powers are devolved to the Scottish government

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