Dedicated money laundering court established in Dubai
Dubai has established a specialist criminal court dealing with money laundering cases, the emirate’s court service has announced. Read Complete Article
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Investment funds: new rules for distribution and pre-marketing in Germany
Uniform EU-wide rules on the distribution and pre-marketing of alternative investment funds came into force on 2 August – but how are they implemented in Germany? Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Hub Street: would Hong Kong courts follow Australian enforcement decision?
A recent Australian court decision on arbitral enforcement brings it more into line with the position in Hong Kong, which has over the years developed a line of authorities guiding […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam approves road plan for next 10 years
Vietnam’s prime minister Pham Minh Chinh has approved the country’s road development plan for 2021-2030. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore employers must notify MOM of any staff redundancy
Singapore employers with at least 10 employees will have to notify the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) of all staff retrenchments or redundancies regardless of the number of employees affected from […]
Continue Reading →Victoria opens auction for 600MW of new renewable energy
The government of Victoria, Australia has issued tender documents for the second Victorian Renewable Energy Target Auction (VRET2). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Japan prioritising global cooperation in hydrogen report says
The Japanese government is seeking cooperation with international partners as it seeks to develop viable hydrogen energy opportunities, according to a new report. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Cookie law faces revamp under UK data reforms
The UK government is considering withdrawing the requirement for consent to cookies from UK law. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →UK data protection law reform advocates ‘privacy management’
The UK government plans to strip a series of “administrative burdens” from data protection law in a move that would enshrine the concept of more flexible, risk-based ‘privacy management’ into […]
Continue Reading →Prohibited AI practices should spur financial services lobbying
EU plans to ban certain types of artificial intelligence (AI) tools could have unintended consequences for the operation of digital products in financial services which businesses in the sector should […]
Continue Reading →Singapore Exchange allows SPAC listings
Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) are now allowed to list on the Singapore stock exchange. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Macroeconomics threaten Western Australia infrastructure projects
An “undercurrent of uncertainty” dogs major infrastructure projects planned in Western Australia as a result of the state’s exposure to macroeconomic factors, despite the state posting a record operating surplus […]
Continue Reading →Social care in England: funding needed to tackle ‘crisis’
Changes to the way in which healthcare and social care in England are funded, including a cap on the lifetime amount payable by those requiring care, have been proposed by […]
Continue Reading →Freeport tax advantages could boost life sciences investment
Freeports could serve as sites for life sciences clusters in the UK and the package of tax advantages earmarked for them could spur increased investment and innovation in the sector. […]
Continue Reading →Non-exec roles for females explains FTSE 100 pay disparity
Kate Dodd tells HRNews why female FTSE 100 directors earn on average 73% less than their male counterparts Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →New AI and data guidance must be ‘properly understood’ by HR
Anne Sammon tells HRNews about HR’s role in implementing forthcoming data and AI guidance from two regulators Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →China issues new framework for foreign aid
New guidelines on the administration of China’s foreign aid programme have been published. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →How optimising data can improve IT buying decisions
Businesses that spend a lot of money on buying IT products and services should look to data to help them cut their procurement costs. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Fundamentals for scaling up AI in life sciences
Life sciences companies need the right digital infrastructure, data management practices and cyber readiness to successfully scale up their use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Overhaul of national policy for new energy infrastructure
Flexibility has been built into UK government proposals to balance the desire to decarbonise the power sector with the need to ensure the future energy demands of the country can […]
Continue Reading →UK insurers urged to prepare for ‘complex’ new product governance rules
UK home and motor insurers must act now to ensure that they are ready for new product governance rules, in force from 1 October, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam to launch new price mechanism for rooftop solar
Vietnam’s government is drafting a new price mechanism for rooftop solar to replace existing feed-in-tariff (FIT) regime. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Singapore proposes green standards for power generation firms
The government of Singapore has proposed a new law to set green standards for power generation firms and reduce their carbon emissions. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Ofgem to cut electric vehicle chargepoint grid connection costs
The cost and time involved in connecting electric vehicle chargepoints to the national electricity grid in Britain is to be cut for businesses. Read Complete Article
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