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    Changes In The Regulatory Framework For Military Equipment And Export Control

    Sweden is modernizing its military equipment regulatory framework in response to NATO membership and evolving security needs. The reforms introduce revised licensing guidelines that prioritize allied defense capabilities, new exemptions for subcontractors, expanded reporting requirements, and a shift in firearms manufacturing oversight from defense to civilian authorities.
    SwedenGovernment, Public Sector
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    AGILE: EU’s New €115 Million Funding Instrument For Rapid Defence Innovation

    The European Union has launched AGILE, a €115 million fast-track funding programme designed to accelerate defence innovation by SMEs in emerging technologies like AI, quantum computing...
    European UnionGovernment, Public Sector
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    Swedish Supreme Court: MFN Clauses Can Be Used To Import Dispute Resolution Clauses From Other Treaties

    The Swedish Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling on whether investors can use most-favoured-nation clauses in bilateral investment treaties to access dispute resolution mechanisms from other treaties. The decision addresses a long-standing split among international arbitral tribunals and establishes criteria for when such jurisdictional "treaty shopping" is permissible under Swedish law.
    SwedenInternational Law
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    Increased Supervisory Focus On PE-owned Insurance Undertakings

    The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has issued new supervisory guidance that fundamentally reshapes how private equity ownership of insurance companies will be scrutinized.
    SwedenInsurance
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    The Swedish Cybersecurity Act Autumn 2026 – Supervision So Far And New Requirements From 1 October

    The Swedish Cybersecurity Act has been in force for eight months, with supervisory authorities beginning enforcement activities focused primarily on notification obligations and incident reporting.
    SwedenPrivacy
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    Navigating The EU Defence Landscape – New Legal And Financial Instruments For A Growing Market

    The EU is now taking concrete steps to build a European Defence Union. The current defence policy environment is characterised by the ambition to strengthen the competitiveness and innovative capacity of the European defence industry by deepening cooperation and building an internal market for military equipment and defence services.
    European UnionGovernment, Public Sector
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    Advokatfirman Vinge KB
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    Erbjuder Ni Betalningsanstånd? Då Kan Ni Behöva Tillstånd Från Finansinspektionen

    Den 20 november 2026 träder nya tillståndsregler i kraft som kan påverka företag som erbjuder betalningsanstånd eller förmedlar konsumentkrediter. Även butiker, e-handlare och tjänsteföretag som normalt inte betraktar sig som kreditaktörer kan behöva tillstånd från Finansinspektionen beroende på hur deras betalningslösningar är konstruerade.
    SwedenFinance and Banking
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    AI-förordningens transparenskrav – nya krav på företagens användning av AI

    Sedan den 2 augusti 2026 gäller huvuddelen av transparenskraven i artikel 50 i EU:s AI-förordning. Transparenskraven består i princip av fyra olika skyldigheter beroende på vilken typ av AI-system det handlar om och vad...
    SwedenTechnology
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    Advokatfirman Vinge KB
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    Cybersäkerhetslagen hösten 2026 – tillsynen hittills och nya krav från 1 oktober

    Cybersäkerhetslagen har nu varit i kraft i drygt åtta månader. Föreskriftsarbetet fortsätter, de första tillsynsärendena har inletts och från den 1 oktober 2026...
    SwedenCorporate/Commercial Law
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