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In the global race to regulate AI, will the EU get there first? As pressure to regulate AI continues to mount around the world, the European Parliament has approved its negotiating position for the EU AI Act, bringing the landmark piece of AI specific legislation one step closer. Competition & Regulatory Newsletter: CMA provisionally finds that Hitachi/Thales merger raises competition concerns at Phase 2 On 8 June 2023, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) provisionally found that Hitachi Rail’s proposed acquisition of Thales’ ground transportation business could reduce competition in the supply of digital mainline and urban signalling... The potential of hydrogen: a guide to key European markets This guide is intended to assist investors to navigate the changing regulatory framework for hydrogen across the value-chain and the emerging standards for low carbon hydrogen. In the last year, significant steps have been taken towards the development... Insurance briefing HM Treasury has published two draft statutory instruments which will allow it to implement reforms to the risk margin and the matching adjustment ahead of other proposed reforms to UK Solvency II. UK Solvency II implementation – the risk margin and... BLOG: Transfer pricing, permanent establishment and diverted profits tax reform The changes proposed by the UK government in its consultation on the reform of the transfer pricing, permanent establishment and diverted profits tax legislation are intended to ensure equal treatment between multinationals and other enterprises, simplify... Beyond Cyber Beware Of Human Error And Process Pitfalls Competition Law In The Digital Age November 2025 Connections Reform In Great Britain A New Queue On The Horizon The Contract Prevails Supreme Court Confirms There Is No Principle Of Deemed Fulfilment Of Conditions Precedent Under English Law Poundland A Pre Arranged Restructuring Plan