
01 December 2026Event
Evidence in the AI era: rethinking arbitration
Join us on 1 December for a London Arbitration Week session on AI, evidence and the future integrity of arbitral proceedings.
ECCTA is a wide-ranging piece of legislation, addressing a number of issues, but broadly themed around measures to prevent financial crime and to promote transparency in the ownership and use of corporate structures. It contains diverse and unrelated provisions, some of which came into force immediately in December 2023, while others will be brought into force throughout 2024 and into 2025.
Companies and partnerships will need to take steps to address some of what ECCTA brings immediately, while other changes cannot effectively be addressed until they are clarified by secondary legislation or government guidance.
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01 December 2026Event
Join us on 1 December for a London Arbitration Week session on AI, evidence and the future integrity of arbitral proceedings.
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06 November 2026 Publication
On 30 October 2026, NFRA published the final version of the Measures for the Administration of Asset Management Trusts.

05 November 2026 Publication
We consider what the 2026 decisions tell us about regulatory expectations, cooperation and sanctions.

05 November 2026 Publication
This is the latest version of Private Funds View to update private fund managers on the latest relevant, regulatory changes and other key developments.
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05 November 2026 Publication
A summary of the Central Bank of Ireland's Markets Update No 18 of 2026 for regulated firms and other market participants.