Lexology PRO | China, European Union, Global, etc. | 8 Sep 2023
AI-powered risk modelling, and the resulting concerns with biases and transparency are some of the key risks and opportunities that AI is presenting to financial services and consumer protection.
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 31 Aug 2023
Members of the UK’s Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum have downplayed suggestions that new AI oversight requirements could lead to a new super-regulator.
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 11 Aug 2023
This guide provides an overview of environmental, social and governance (ESG), and how it applies to an organisation. It explains the background and importance of considering ESG in the context of your organisation’s business, as well as the key legislation to consider.
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 11 Aug 2023
This how-to guide provides guidance for general counsel (GC) and their teams on understanding and navigating environmental social governance (ESG) in their organisations. It suggests ways to drive responsible business practices by promoting ESG in an organisation.
Ironbridge Legal | Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc. | 7 Aug 2023
While Australia’s ranking in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index has recently gone up to 13/180 (indicating that Australia is…
Lexology | Australia, European Union, Germany, etc. | 18 Jul 2023
A dive into the latest developments in corporate governance regulation, including cybersecurity, ESG and virtual meetings.
PRK Partners Attorneys at Law | European Union | 11 Jul 2023
Informace týkající se politického vlivu a lobbistických aktivit tedy upřesňuje požadavek G1-5 (Politický vliv a lobbistické aktivity). Společnosti…
Global Banking Regulation Review | Australia | 15 Jun 2023
Get ready for tightening ESG disclosures, the chair of Australia’s securities regulator has warned, saying industry participants should get ready for new taxonomies, revised corporate governance standards and more robust regulatory reporting.
Global Banking Regulation Review | European Union | 9 Jun 2023
“Well-run banks don’t fail.” The chair of the European Central Bank’s supervisory board Andrea Enria has told a US audience that bank supervisors should quit designing “ever-more-precise” regulations for all circumstances in favour of improving banks’ internal governance and risk management.
Lexology PRO | European Union | 1 Jun 2023
The European Commission has updated its horizontal block exemption regulation and related guidelines to introduce new rules on sustainability agreements, prompting the Dutch competition watchdog to promise to bring its own sustainability guidelines in line with those of the agency.