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US pledges $205 billion to British firms and R&D
US-UK investment alignment stokes fears the UK could go down the path of financial deregulation.
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UK digital payments: Welcome to the ‘multi-moneyverse’
The summer of the stablecoin continues as the Bank of England sets out its UK digital vision.
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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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BIS Report says regulatory action on AI model explainability is imperative
But regulators may also need to find middle ground between AI performance and explainability in order to make continuing innovation and adoption by financial institutions possible.
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FCA proposes a lighter touch on SDRs
New proposals aim to streamline sustainability reporting and provide greater clarity and flexibility for firms.
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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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Somebody’s watching you – the growing popularity of bossware
One-third of UK managers say their organizations are monitoring employees’ online activity on employer-owned devices.
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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.