Revised EU assignment regulation still complex and expensive for cross-border transactions
Receivables financiers, lenders taking security assignments over contractual rights, participants in the...
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EU extends money laundering blacklist
A new blacklist of non-EU countries alleged to have weak anti-money laundering regimes...
EU boosts bank supervision to prevent money laundering
European Union governments have reached a preliminary deal to bolster...
Impact of Brexit on 'no deal' basis on EU cross-border insolvencies
The UK Government recently published a guidance notice...
Future EU Regulation to address conflicts of law on the assignment of receivables
Andreas Lehmann (Partner), Jens Rinze (Partner) and Andreas Fillmann (Partner) at Squire Patton Boggs discuss about the proposed EU regulation on assignment of receivables...
One step forward, two steps back – proposed EU regulation impacting cross-border receivables financing
Dominic Griffiths (Partner), Alex Dell (Partner), Editorial Board Member, Merryn Craske (Counsel) and Charles Thain (Senior Associate) at Mayer Brown International LLP, London, discuss a proposed EU regulation...
GDPR compliance and its impact on supply chain
The European Union is preparing to roll out an important new rule this month known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, which is...
EU to tighten rules on money laundering
Brussels has moved to toughen enforcement of its rules against money laundering, saying greater cross-border ...
European Banking Authority publishes its roadmap on fintech
European Banking Authority (EBA) has released its opinion as to how to best foster and promote fintech adoption...
EUF launches the comparative legal study updated
The EUF’s unique overview analysis of the legal and regulatory environments in Europe (and a number of important comparator countries) has been brought right up to date with an extensive review and revision of the EU 28th member