Complementary perspectives on the challenges and opportunities
shaping healthcare M&A.In Belgium, the implementation of the
EU's NIS2 Directive has elevated cybersecurity to a central
concern in transactional due diligence.
Meanwhile, Switzerland is navigating the rise of artificial
intelligence in healthcare, with existing laws already imposing
significant obligations on companies deploying AI technologies.This
article highlights how these developments are influencing deal
strategy, compliance, and risk management in life sciences
M&A.
Cybersecurity compliance in Belgian healthcare
M&A
Belgium has taken a leading role in the EU by being the first
Member State to transpose the NIS2 Directive into national law.
This move has significantly raised the bar for cybersecurity
compliance, particularly in the healthcare and life sciences
sectors. The legislation is expected to impact over 2,500 entities,
including hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and