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Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)

ESRB Warning ESRB/2026/3: Systemic Cyber Risks from Frontier AI Models — What Financial Institutions Need to Know

The ESRB’s Warning ESRB/2026/3 elevates frontier AI models (FAIMs) to a source of severe systemic cyber risk for the EU financial system. FAIMs can autonomously discover vulnerabilities and weaponise exploits within minutes, undermining traditional patching assumptions and exposing ICT infrastructure, payment systems and financial market infrastructures to large‑scale attacks.The Warning, anchored in DORA, the AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act, drives intensified supervisory expectations rather than new legal duties. Significant institutions under ECB supervision must submit comprehensive FAIM-focused cybersecurity action plans by 31 October 2026, with broader expectations on board‑level governance and third‑party/supply chain risk management. UK regulators recognise similar risks but signal a more collaborative, less prescriptive supervisory approach.
22/07/2026
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Life Sciences and Healthcare

Reimbursement in Poland — What's changing?

The PPO President formally transmitted a comprehensive review of accession conditions to the Minister of Justice the first structured inter-institutional engagement on this topic in over 15 years. The review has since been shared with the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology, and a trilateral ministerial meeting has been requested, marking the beginning of active cross-ministerial consultations.The timing is further reinforced by the ongoing legislative review of the Unitary Patent Regulations at EU level in 2026, making this a strategically significant moment for Poland to assess its position.
10/07/2026
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