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As the COP28 conference begins in Dubai this week, we look at how British businesses have contributed to the growth of CleanTech and ClimateTech development, and highlight 10 exciting...

The financial services industry is facing fundamental regulatory change. The ‘regulation minefield’ through which it must navigate itself will present extreme challenges to all players, hard on the heels of an economic recession and limited investment in the long term health of processes and infrastructure. CXOs are facing tough decisions as they strive to select the right strategic options that will equip them to chart the right course through the minefield.

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is an EU product cybersecurity law for connected products (formally, “products with digital elements” under the CRA) commercialized in the EU; it entered into force on 10 December 2024...

This Spring edition of Energize demonstrates the diversity of our cross office and cross disciplinary ENR practice.

A major announcement this June by the UK electronic communications regulator, Ofcom, heralds a revolution in the rules for granting access to key telecoms networks, such as copper local loops, broadband connections and "backhaul" products.

This article presents Deloitte’s views on the current state and likely future implications of convergence across the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) industries.

Almost 148 million people passed through British airports last year– many booked on e-tickets purchased online with credit cards. Whilst this growth in self-service electronic bookings is encouraged by the industry which is keen to move to more cost-efficient e-ticketing, it places greater demands on airlines to ensure their IT is up to the challenge; and that internal and external IT systems are sufficiently robust to keep ahead of fraudsters.

As automated vehicles enter commercial fleets under the Automated Vehicles Act 2024, transport managers face an evolving role that extends far beyond traditional driver oversight. From managing safety-critical sensors and software updates to navigating new regulatory frameworks involving Traffic Commissioners, the shift to automation introduces complex operational responsibilities around technology deployment, system monitoring, and compliance that will make fleet management broader and more technically dem

New laws on sending statutory documents and information to shareholders, in electronic as well as hard copy form, came into force earlier this year. Companies may wish to review their Articles of Association in the light of these changes.

As AI agents gain autonomy to access systems, make decisions, and execute tasks with minimal human intervention, businesses face mounting challenges around visibility, oversight, and control. While 94% of executives recognize AI's strategic importance, only 7% report strong organization-wide adoption, with governance and accountability proving more difficult than the technology itself.