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Electronic money and payment sector thrives in Lithuania as major players consolidate
While licensing and transaction revenues grew during 2025, most of them are still tied to the 10 largest institutions on the market.
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Women still underrepresented in top banking roles in Denmark
Compliance check shows slow change in leadership demographics as Danish credit institutions continue to focus on diversity and talent development.
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Key compliance takeaways from Norway’s ROS 2026
Norway’s financial infrastructure remains resilient, but rising cyber threats, third-party dependencies, and operational risks are rapidly changing the landscape.
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EU co-legislators reach provisional agreement on the Digital Omnibus on AI
EU lawmakers say that the deal will strengthen competitiveness and legal certainty for companies while reducing compliance obligations.
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First DMA review finds positive impact, emphasizes enforcement and future compliance risks
European Commission finds Digital Markets Act (DMA) fit for purpose, signalling continued enforcement and focus on AI and cloud computing.
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A new era of EU law-making and a regulatory “deep cleaning”
A proposal by the European Commission will ensure that new EU laws follow simplicity by design, step away from gold-plating, and are more strictly enforced.
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EU supervisors highlight DORA, sustainable finance, and cross-sectoral risks in 2025 annual report
Joint Committee report underlines cyber risks, ESG data, and consumer protection as core compliance priorities.
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EU institutions set 2027 deadline for deeper market integration and competitiveness boost
The European Commission, European Parliament, and Council of EU agree on a first-of-its-kind 2027 roadmap, including negotiation deadlines for key laws.
