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Regulatory and compliance
New medical devices regulation gains approval in Spain
The Council of Ministers has approved Royal Decree 192/2023 of 21 March, which regulates medical devices in Spain and establishes
Financial Services
UK's PRA extends deposit protection to e-money and authorised payment institutions-safeguarded funds
Depositor protection rules now cover Financial Services Compensation Scheme‑eligible customers of EMIs, APIs and others
Banking and finance
EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation establishing regulatory framework is approved
Yesterday, the European Parliament approved the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, setting new game-changing rules for the cryptocurrency industry
Commercial
EU consumer group calls for ban on food climate-neutral claims
Advertisers need to be cautious about carbon-neutral food claims amid an increasing desire to crackdown on greenwashing
The Built Environment
The New Homes Quality Code revamps rules for housebuilders and developers
Regulations include pre-completion inspections, a complaints procedure and restrictions on high-pressure selling
UK's FCA addresses the robustness and reliability of ratings providers' ESG benchmarks
The FCA is cracking down on incomplete, misleading, incorrect or outdated ESG benchmarks by benchmark administrators
Business crime
UK government confirms new corporate criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud
Significant development for corporate criminal liability
Business crime
What is the UK's second Economic Crime Plan seeking to achieve?
Is the government's outcome-focused plan ambitious enough?
Artificial intelligence
How to mitigate legal risks when using generative AI in Europe
AI within different legal frameworks can carry legal risks, but businesses can take steps to mitigate these risks
Dark Patterns
Permanent promotions mislead consumers, says Poland's consumer protection watchdog
Promotions cannot be advertised without time limits as it can create a false impression in consumers and constitute dark pattern
Corporate
Action required from employers to take advantage of amendment of the Dutch share option regime
The Dutch share option regime has changed in order to attract more talent to start-ups – as of 1 January
Competition, antitrust and trade
How is the UK National Security and Investment Act shaping up in its second year?
Businesses need to understand the NSIA's reach, applicability and filings that are made under its rules
