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ARTICLE · 28 JUNE 2024

Horizon Tracker - Summer 2024

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The Matheson Summer 2024 Horizon Tracker has been distributed to our clients this week.

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The Matheson Summer 2024 Horizon Tracker has been distributed to our clients this week. In recent editions we have planned a publication date near to the end of the domestic legislative session so that we can document progress on legislation listed in the Government Legislation Plan, in this case the plan published in April for Summer 2024. Reflecting this timing we also cover legislative and regulatory developments from the EU, in addition to regulatory initiatives from significant regulators such as the Central Bank.

Following the European elections we have seen a shift to the right politically in key member states with early elections called by President Macron in France, a political move to the right in Germany and an increase in support for the Brothers of Italy party led by Italian Prime Minister Georgia Moroni. Whilst gains have been made by right wing parties in the European Parliament, the shift has not been so pronounced. Nevertheless, effects are

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