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Infringement procedures launched over delayed DORA transposition

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Jean Hurley

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Full implementation is vital for strengthening the EU’s financial sector against increasing digital risks.

The European Commission has taken decisive action to ensure the uniform application of the Digital Operational Resilience Act Directive (EU) 2022/2556 (DORA) across the European Union, initiating infringement procedures against 13 Member States.

These procedures, marked by the issuance of formal letters of notice, target Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Greece, Spain, France, Latvia,

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