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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.
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Finanstilsynet highlights improvement areas across credit institutions’ compliance functions
Danish supervisory reviews shed light on risks and drive improvements in banks and mortgage credit institutions’ compliance work.
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The next question for EU’s digital rulebook
While the digital omnibuses simplify rules, the Commission’s Digital Fitness Check assesses the coherence of the EU digital rulebook.
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Modern supervision in insurance: Balancing AI innovation, hallucination risks, and regulatory coherence
Recent communication from EIOPA points to increased AI uptake in the sector and a need for coherence between the AI Act and existing EU insurance sector rules.
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2025 in review: Finnish finance sector developments and supervision
Despite a resilient financial sector, economic development, cyber risks, and competitiveness are reshaping the supervisory approach.
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The GRIP Files: Michaela Ahlberg
Our regular series of personal profiles with leading players in the regulation and compliance field.
