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CFTC Announces Comparability Determination On European Union Margin Requirements

A case being considered in the European Court of Justice regarding access to personal data has highlighted the need for charities to be cautious about uploading personal or confidential information on Facebook or other similar US social media sites.

The Programme was established over a decade ago to stimulate investment in Ireland. It has provided a route for wealthy foreigners investing at least €1M (approximately £900,000 GBP)...

Italy is implementing significant amendments to its Cultural Heritage Law that will take effect in April 2026, fundamentally reshaping the export certificate regime for artworks. These changes include raising value thresholds, extending validity periods, and introducing new protections for foreign artists' works, all designed to reduce administrative burdens while maintaining cultural heritage safeguards.

In a judgement published on 9 February 2015 (No. 1699/2015), the judges of the specialized intellectual property ('IP') Section of the Milan Court outlined the limits to the use of an individual's image, in the absence of his/her consent.

On December 21, 2023, the Authority released a guideline, born from comprehensive studies, highlighting concerns around the handling of email metadata [refer to Decision 9978728].

The Italian Garante has issued new guidelines to clarify privacy requirements by which data controllers should abide in creating user profiles.

On December 23, 2020, as part of the International Financial Center Initiative – an initiative to further revitalizing the investment funds industry in Japan – the...

The Fundraising Regulator has launched a consultation proposing new registration thresholds for free draw operators, requiring them to contribute 20% of ticket sales to charity—matching society lottery standards. These proposed changes follow the Government's publication of a Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators and could significantly impact how charitable free draws operate in the UK.

Charitable fundraising in England and Scotland is to be reviewed during the course of this year.

Following an Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) decision in 2016 that a charitable collection bag used by a commercial participator was in violation of the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP)...

In a welcome move, the Government has announced that some of the measures brought in by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act will be extended.

On 2 February 2022, the government's White Paper ‘Levelling Up the United Kingdom' was presented to Parliament.

The Charity Commission has recently published a new blog for charities working with international partner organisations, particularly those international partners who operate in high-risk areas.

Following recent unrest affecting mosques and other places of worship, as well as immigration charities and advisers, the Charity Commission and Companies...

The Charity Commission has updated its coronavirus guidance page with changes that reflect the gradual easing of restrictions. Trustees and charity staff should ensure they are aware that some of the...

The Charity Commission began a consultation on 13 March 2017 on how it should approach registering organisations that promote complementary and alternative medicines ('CAMs').