EU policymakers are considering putting time limits on the different stages of negotiations involved in agreeing licenses for standard-essential patents (SEPs). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) will be expected to disclose how changes in technology or policy, consumer demand and issues affecting rivals will alter the climate-related risks and […]
Continue Reading →The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a US$150 million loan for a facility to encourage public and private funds to invest in green, financially sustainable infrastructure projects in Indonesia. […]
Continue Reading →New legislation which seeks to expand the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) regulatory powers over the financial services sector has been tabled in the Singapore parliament. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Vaccinated travellers will be able to fly into Singapore from Hong Kong, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates without quarantine from 25 February. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The UK government is currently deliberating over the extent to which an important exception to copyright laws should be extended, if at all, to support business in developing artificial intelligence […]
Continue Reading →A regulatory intervention in the Netherlands has put an end to a discounting scheme for a popular medicine in a bid to make it easier for biosimilar products to compete […]
Continue Reading →Finding workable solutions to make the UK funds regime more competitive will be “challenging” and there is a lot more work to be done, a tax law expert has said. […]
Continue Reading →European insurers can expect significant changes to the way in which run-off and consolidation transactions are regulated in response to proposals put forward by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions […]
Continue Reading →A recent judgment by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in South Africa confirms the ability of an arbitrator to rule on his or her own jurisdiction, in line with […]
Continue Reading →Australia’s biggest coal-fired plant Eraring will close in 2025, seven years earlier than planned. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A proposed merger of any two of the UK’s four major mobile network operators (MNOs) could receive competition clearance, the country’s telecoms regulator has suggested. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Fundamental, philosophical issues concerning the application of copyright protections to machine output are raised by UK law makers’ intention to incentivise businesses to make more use of artificial intelligence (AI) […]
Continue Reading →The arrangements organisations put in place for transferring personal data outside of the EU when using cloud computing services will come under increased scrutiny from the French data protection authority […]
Continue Reading →Financial institutions in Singapore have set out the 12 technical skills and competencies they deem necessary for individuals who are in the industry dealing with sustainable finance. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →This year may finally provide the UK chancellor of the exchequer, Rishi Sunak, with an opportunity to develop medium to long-term strategic corporate tax policies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A ruling by the UK’s highest court will make it more difficult – although not impossible – for publishers to justify identifying criminal suspects when reporting on the early stages […]
Continue Reading →Businesses have been urged to refer to a proposed new set of EU digital rights and principles when developing and deploying new technology. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The South African government has “set the ball rolling” on plans to increase the country’s nuclear capacity according to one expert. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The European Commission has proposed changes to the rules on central counterparty clearing (CCP clearing), with the intention of making it more attractive to EU businesses. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Built asset owners and construction companies must completely rework how construction procurement functions if they are to enjoy the productivity, efficiency, reliability and decarbonisation benefits of industrialised construction processes. Read […]
Continue Reading →Businesses have a rare opportunity to shape changes in EU law and policy that could make it less costly to develop and commercialise transformative new treatments based on human cells […]
Continue Reading →The different approach that EU and US policymakers have taken on sanctions on Iran can cause difficulties for EU operators, particularly those that have economic interests in the US. Read […]
Continue Reading →Industrialised construction, and the innovation it promises, depends on the emergence of a fully functioning data economy. We are seeing new models of collaboration emerging between connected parties in the […]
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