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DORA implementation guidance published by BaFin
Although non-mandatory and applicable to regulated entities in Germany the practical guidance offers helpful insight into key aspects of the new regime.
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Majority of firms unprepared for costs and challenges of MiCA
Survey finds only 9% of firms are ready to handle the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation.
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DORA critical third-party oversight fee calculation rules published
Our plain English summary explains the annual fee will be calculated on the basis of oversight costs and third-party turnover connected to services provided to financial entities.
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DORA regulation outlining process for identifying critical ICT third-parties published
It implements the specific assessment approach to be used by supervisory authorities and outlines fees payable by vendors designated as critical.
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DORA: More than meets the eye…
A look at how DORA will bring change in practical terms, including reach and extraterritoriality.
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DORA: Financial entities enter the twilight zone between financial services regulation and cybersecurity
Overview of the new regulation on digital operational resilience (DORA) for the financial sector in Sweden and other EU countries.
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What’s behind the consultation on critical service providers?
UK regulators have set out requirements for critical third parties.
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Podcast: Dr Katarzyna Parchimowicz on DORA
Dr Katarzyna Parchimowicz told GRIP about why the Digital Operational Resilience Act – DORA – is becoming applicable in 2025 and what it means for firms that could be designated as critical third party providers.