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Banking and finance
France paves way on tackling crypto-asset risks identified by European authorities
EU regulators' warn of crypto-asset concerns as investors in France look to recent legislation for protection in the nascent market
The Building Safety Act
Changes to the UK Building Safety Bill aim to reduce remediation cost burdens on leaseholders
The amendments are part of the government's drive to make the building industry pay significantly for remediation works
Tech, Media and Comms
Dutch consumer watchdog clamps down on ‘influencers’ buying fake likes and followers
Enforcement activity highlights the need to vet influencers before the roll-out of marketing campaigns
Regulatory Outlook
Regulatory Outlook | March 2022
Welcome to the Regulatory Outlook, providing you with high-level summaries of important forthcoming regulatory developments to help you navigate the
Financial Services
Funds legal update | UK regime review, ESG and Europe's sustainable finance roadmap
Welcome to our latest Funds Legal Update.
Regulatory and compliance
Contractors of the administration can now apply for a revision of prices in their contracts due to the increasing cost of materials
On 2 March 2022, Royal Decree-Law 3/2022, of 1 March, on measures to improve the sustainability of road freight transport
Regulatory and compliance
New legal obligations imposed for virtual asset service providers in Belgium
Rules coming in force on 1 May 2022 will have a huge impact for affected virtual asset service providers who
Banking and finance
Return of the APP Hydra: Quincecare liability rears its head again
Court of Appeal potentially expands scope of application of the Quincecare duty to individuals giving instructions on their own account
Regulatory and compliance
Advertising Standards Authority consults on alcohol alternatives guidance
To plug a perceived gap in its current guidance, the regulator has launched a consultation on new rules for advertising
Online Safety
Government introduces Online Safety Bill in Parliament and announces Online Advertising Programme consultation
Following a steady trickle of announcements of changes to the draft Bill, the government has introduced the Online Safety Bill
Corporate
Are you ready for mandatory TCFD reporting in the UK?
The UK government has published guidance to help companies prepare climate-related financial disclosures
Intellectual property
Russia retaliates against sanctions by curtailing foreign owners' IP rights
Legislation has been passed allowing goods to be exempted from intellectual property protection and compulsory licensing without compensation