CRE Legal Regulation
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Denmark to amend copyright law to address deepfakes
Citizens in Denmark could be given copyright of their own image and identity in an effort to combat the pernicious…
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Risk managers warned about difficulty in measuring AI’s environmental impact
AI’s impact on the environment will provide companies with much food for thought as they try to manage the technological…
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Aviation market holds steady after stranded jet ruling and Air India loss
Gallagher says the airline aviation market has remained stable despite the recent UK ruling in favour of policyholders with aeroplanes…
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London market calls for clarity over FCA cuts to commercial insurance rules
London market insurers have called on their regulator to clarify proposals to exclude commercial policyholders from certain rules, as part…
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EU warned against cloud and AI rules that restrict using global tech providers
Insurance Europe has cautioned the EU against restricting access to global technologies used by insurers and other firms, when policyholders…
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Italian court convicts 11 former Miteni execs of PFAS pollution
Eleven former executives at Italian chemical firm Miteni have been convicted of polluting water sources with PFAS produced at a…
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Ferma calls on Danish Council presidency to reduce reporting requirements
Ferma has called on the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU to help streamline sustainability and cybersecurity requirements,…
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UK extends bullying rules for banks to other financial services firms
UK regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made it clear that bullying, harassment and violence in all financial firms…
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Most European countries’ nat cat protection gaps widen to above 50%
Economic losses from extreme weather events totalled €45bn in 2023 across 38 countries in Europe, according to analysis from the…
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Denmark opposes France and Germany’s call to scrap CSDDD
The Danish government does not agree with recent calls from France and Germany to scrap the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence…
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Aviation war risk market looks to tighten exclusions in wake of London court ruling: Fitch
Aviation war risk premiums are unlikely to spike in direct response to the recent London court ruling in favour of…
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NOYB prepares potential class action in Austria
Vienna-based non-profit data privacy group NOYB has announced that it is potentially planning a class action against the Austrian arm…
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Insurers face final wave of UK Covid BI claims as buyers urged to beat time-bar
Insurers face a final wave of Covid BI claims as UK firms are urged to use advantageous court decisions to…
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UK government set to announce captive plans in mid-July: Bloomberg
The UK government is likely to announce new rules for a captive regime during the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Mansion…
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Multinationals spared tax as US treasury drops Section 899
Lloyd’s chairman Sir Charles Roxburgh has welcomed an announcement by the US Treasury that controversial Section 899, which would have…
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Ferma backs Parliament’s draft position on Omnibus package
Ferma is broadly backing the European Parliament’s draft report on amendments to the European Commission’s (EC) Omnibus Sustainability Rules Simplification…
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Insurance Europe wants simplified EU cyber regulations
The European insurance industry has told an EC consultation that it wants the EU to simplify cyber regulations to help…
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CSDDD would cover just 1,000 firms under EU Council revisions
Climate campaign group ClientEarth said its lawyers have advised it has “strong grounds” to mount a legal challenge to the…
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EU Council wants to raise CSDDD threshold to firms with 5,000+ employees
The Council of the EU is pushing for even fewer European companies to fall within the scope of the Corporate…
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Rio Tinto settles Oyu Tolgoi shareholder lawsuit for $139m
Anglo-Australian mining firm Rio Tinto will pay $138.8m (€120.9m) to settle a fraud class action brought by shareholders of Canadian…
