The European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) have finalised their much-anticipated technical standard on subcontracting ICT services...
The European Supervisory Authorities have finalised more technical standards under the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act. EU...
As our mid-year legal outlook shows, the legal impact of AI adoption is not limited to the tech sector. Financial services firms are...
The EU Digital Identity Regulation has recently been adopted. Consequently, the implementation of the new EU Digital Identity Wallet – a...
Need to know:A draft EU law suggests requiring financial firms to open up access to their customers’ dataFirms would have to join schemes...
DORA, the EU’s regime for operational resilience, imposes obligations on technology firms providing critical services to the financial...
Survey suggests financial firms use a wide range of ICT providers……but rely on a relatively small group to support their most important...
The European Parliament and the Council are about to reach a political agreement on the Data Act. The ongoing discussions include data...
Today, the European Parliament has adopted its position on the AI Act. The EU now comes a step closer to passing the first ever...
EU and US lawmakers are working together to create a voluntary code of conduct for artificial intelligence (AI). The aim of this code is...
Trade secrets have been one of the most controversial topics of the EU’s Data Act. While trilogue negotiations among the EU’s...
Yesterday, the Internal Market Committee and the Civil Liberties Committee of the European Parliament adopted the first ever rules...
Whether people working through platforms have to be classified as employees or self-employed is a question that continues to absorb court...
The way social media platforms tackle disinformation has been under intense scrutiny during the COVID-19 pandemic (see this article and...
Another day, another development in antitrust enforcement against Big Tech, as Google's acquisition of fitness tracker Fitbit was...
The answer is “not really”. On Tuesday 21 July, the UK Parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee published their report...