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AMLA seeks views on draft standards

The EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) has launched consultations on three draft sets of regulatory technical standards (RTSs).
Rein in spending as crisis buffer – Makhlouf

Back local firms as counterweight to FDI call
Irish State demands more from private sector

Data and accountability thresholds edge up – MHC
Solicitor struck off over falsified CV sent to law firm

Pre-job checks revealed qualification discrepancies
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Bad robot

Bad robot For those who have been the subject of intimate image abuse – including children – criminal sanctions after the event are of little comfort. Restriction of access to these tools is urgently
Clogged grid, not investor appetite, limits renewables

Systems gap highlighted by Addleshaw Goddard

SRA boss to ‘reset’ relations with profession

‘Culture of curiosity’ to spot brewing failures
SRA steps in as PM Law network collapses

The body that regulators the solicitors’ profession in England and Wales has stepped in to protect clients’ interests at PM Law, a network of firms that closed unexpectedly earlier this week.
AI Office will be statutory independent body

The Government has published an outline of legislation that will implement key elements of the EU’s AI Act.
Carlo Salizzo joins Dentons as TMT partner

Global law firm Dentons has appointed Carlo Salizzo as a partner in its TMT (technology, media, and telecoms) practice in Dublin.
Gambling watchdog can begin issuing licences

The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has signed an order that will allow the gambling regulator to begin issuing remote and in-person betting licences.
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