First UK ‘pensions dashboards’ planned for 2019
The first free, online ‘pensions dashboard’, through which UK pension savers will be able to access their information from most schemes in a single place, should be up and running […]
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EU e-Privacy reforms hit stalemate
EU countries cannot agree on the wording of the planned new e-Privacy Regulation, causing the proposed reforms to be watered down. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading Dual-use export control appeal rules take effect in Ireland
A new appeals process for failed dual-use export licence applications in Ireland has been established. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading UK rail sector deal centres increased use of technology
The government and rail industry have agreed a plan to increase efficiency of the UK’s railways, improve journeys and increase the capability of the sector to trade internationally, with a […]
Continue Reading CMA confirms investigation into PayPal’s iZettle deal
An in-depth investigation into PayPal’s acquisition of Swedish mobile payments start-up iZettle will be carried out by the UK’s main competition authority. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading European Electronic Communications Code finalised
A ‘European Electronic Communications Code’ has been finalised by EU law makers, with the new rules, on issues such as the rights to install new telecoms equipment and the use […]
Continue Reading Amazon expected to contest competition case in Germany
Amazon is likely to “fiercely defend” claims that it is a dominant platform for sellers in Germany, a competition law expert has said. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading BT and KCOM chosen to deliver universal broadband services
BT and KCOM have been provisionally chosen as the UK’s universal service providers for broadband. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading Digital tokens: US regulation has no bearing on Singapore
The issue or offer of digital tokens could fall outside the scope of Singapore’s securities laws even if the activity is found to be subject to US law, the city […]
Continue Reading UAE repeals arbitrators’ ‘objectivity and integrity’ penalties
A contentious law under which arbitrators and court-appointed experts risked temporary imprisonment for breaching “the duty of objectivity and integrity” has been amended by the UAE legislature. Read Complete Article
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