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Facing up to the challenge as the age of DORA dawns
The absence of a transitional period presents a challenge for firms and third-parties.
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CMA launches consultation on priorities for next year, with emphasis on growth
The consultation is launched at a time the UK regulators have come under increasing pressure from the government to promote growth.
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Reeves turns up pressure on UK regulators as government eyes AI to create momentum for growth
Regulators in the spotlight as UK government pushes for growth.
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The coming battle between social media and the state
Behind the alignment of X and Meta with Trump is a cold business logic — and a position of weakness rather than strength.
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Privacy, digital payments, and the CFPB ain’t dead yet
Agency invites public to comment on financial surveillance concerns and how to apply existing laws to emerging consumer payment mechanisms.
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As new US agency heads line up, the crypto sector is braced for change
From a potential national bitcoin reserve to a more pro-crypto regulatory posture, this sector is gearing up for at least some transformation.
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PRA to relax investment and reporting requirement rules for banks and insurers
New plans include retrospective authorization of investments, as well as cutting reporting requirements for banks.
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Net neutrality is dead, once again, after Sixth Circuit ruling
Relying on Loper Bright, the Sixth Circuit ruled that ISPs are “information providers,” not “telecommunications providers.”