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ARTICLE · 09 AUGUST 2024

DORA's Core Commission Delegated Regulations Published In EU's Official Journal

As discussed in comprehensive coverage available from PwC Legal and PwC teams across our network, the EU's Regulation 2022/2554...

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RegCORE – Client Alert | EU Digital Single Market

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As discussed in comprehensive coverage available from PwC Legal and PwC teams across our network, the EU's Regulation 2022/2554, informally known as the Digital Operational Resilience Act – or DORA, is reshaping third-party risk management (TPRM) practices and the (digital) operational resilience requirements for the financial services sector, including but not limited from information and communication technology (ICT)-relate disruptions and threats.

DORA has wide-reaching effects as well as extra-territorial impact. DORA raises compliance challenges for meeting the compliance deadline of 17 January 2025 as well as with a range of other related EU legislative and regulatory rulemaking instruments and supervisory expectations, including non-EU i.e. third country frameworks of a similar nature that already exist or are in development. Often these may have differing or competing demands and compliance

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