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The recast regulation extends the application of the Travel Rule to transfers of crypto-assets in a significant step in the fight against money laundering...

Article 160(f) of the Spanish Companies Act confers on the general meeting of shareholders, and not on the management body of the company, the power to approve transactions involving...

Change is afoot for the temporary workers market as a consultation probes how to attain better compliance and regulation

Welcome to our top picks of the latest energy regulatory and market developments in the UK's transition to net zero.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has finalized reforms to the UK Listing Rules, effective July 29, 2024, aimed at simplifying and enhancing transparency. Changes include a single "commercial companies" listing category, disclosure-based regulations, expanded roles for sponsors, and flexibility in disclosures and dual-class shares, while maintaining investor protections.

On 19 March 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published its 2024/2025 Business Plan placing the reduction and prevention of financial crime as its number one commitment.

Both Conservative and Labour parties emphasize the importance of the life sciences and healthcare sector for economic growth. Their plans include regulatory reforms, R&D funding, NHS modernization, AI deployment, and improving healthcare procurement to enhance innovation and efficiency.

Following a four-week trial in the Commercial Court and judgment on 8 February 2024, Osborne Clarke clients Granville Technology Group Ltd and OT Computers Ltd...

Compliance with Europe's upcoming regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (AI) is essential for life sciences and healthcare companies...

The transformative nature of artificial intelligence means it will continue to be a live issue this year, with attention also on the UPC, SEP licensing and platform liability...

The transformative nature of artificial intelligence means it will continue to be a live issue this year, with attention also on the UPC, SEP licensing and platform liability.

Those that have relied on the commercial agent exemption will need to revisit their business models to remain compliant...

The UK's 2024 general election may impact consumer law, with the Conservatives potentially advancing the DMCCA and Labour introducing ticket resale protections. DSIT issued OSA fee guidance, and the CMA launched a UK vet sector investigation.

The next 12 to 18 months seem likely to involve what may be the biggest changes to the UK staffing and platform worker landscape since Michael Heseltine ended the old UK...

The way that we work continues to change. Some employers that had embraced hybrid working in a post pandemic world are now seeking to recalibrate, to ensure that that their approach strikes the right balance...

A general election has now been announced for 4 July; should a Labour government be elected, we will see significant changes to employment law.

The article highlights significant growth in global offshore wind capacity, a delayed timeline for the UK's Contracts for Difference scheme, projections for UK offshore energy job growth, concerns over the EU carbon border tax, and the transformative potential of AI in energy systems.

This week we look at the introduction of retrospective applications to re-prioritise the grid connections queue, the Scottish government's adjustment to its 2030 climate change target...