Feb 2023

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After first publication in June 2017, and further amendments in both January 2019 and October 2020, the NEC4 suite of contracts has again been updated with recommendations from industry experts. Read more on those updates here.

Feb 2023

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Whilst online shoppers and horticultural enthusiasts were welcoming the news of an agreement between the UK and EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol – competition lawyers and business leaders have been picking through finer details of the multitude of joint declarations that have since been released.

Feb 2023

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SFDR, UCITS Q&A, ESMA TRV, sustainability reporting, MMFs, fund statistics, AML/CFT/FS.

Feb 2023

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SFDR, CBI priorities, limited partnerships, markets updates, AML/CFT/FS.

Feb 2023

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On the 21 December 2022, the revised text of General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) was made public. This revised text is set to replace the General Product Safety Directive 2001/95 (GPSD).

Feb 2023

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As previously highlighted, the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Bill 2022 (IAF Bill) recently passed second stage before the Seanad. The IAF Bill progressed to committee stage before the Seanad last week, where a number of proposed amendments were tabled for consideration. We set out below the amendments considered together with key issues raised upon debate, and next steps.

Feb 2023

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In her recent speech, "Digital finance and payments: where are we headed", Commissioner McGuinness gives a clear direction of travel on the European Commission's (Commission) approach to this sector.

Feb 2023

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This standard details the information entities are required to consider when preparing and presenting their sustainability reporting to comply with the obligations introduced by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. 

Feb 2023

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We look at Ireland's journey towards implementation of the Collective Redress Directive and where matters stand at this point in time in 2023.

Feb 2023

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As previously highlighted, the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Bill 2022 (IAF Bill) passed the report and final stage before the Dáil last week, where four typographical amendments were agreed. The IAF Bill progressed to second stage before the Seanad this week, and we set out below the key issues raised upon debate.