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How global companies can contend with Japan and EU AI guidance
Despite their different approaches, the Japanese and European frameworks converge: Both promote international cooperation and foster transparency.
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US data transfers: No more Groundhog Day
The European court finally said yes to transfers of personal data from the EU to the US.
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ESAs report notes progress in PAI disclosures but stresses need for more detail
PAI disclosures are designed to show how investment decisions negatively affect sustainability factors like the environment and people.
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GRIP Extra: FDA targets “deceptive” pharma advertising, Canada’s OFSI toughens penalty stance
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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Chairman Atkins reaffirms SEC regulatory tack in Paris speech
At an inaugural OECD conference, Atkins defended the SEC’s shift in priorities, and both criticized and praised EU policies.
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What you need to know about general purpose AI models
The first of Shoosmiths’ AI Insights series, breaking down all you need to know about AI compliance.
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Geopolitical tension a key risk driver for 2025 and beyond
ESMA’s report highlights cyber and hybrid threats, equity and crypto valuations as key risk areas, but points to market resilience and increased investor confidence.
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Can you access your outsourced data?
Why access to data held by TPPs is critical for operational resilience, regulatory expectations, and escrow to support data access.