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Was consultation involvement key to avoiding regulatory divergence? In this article, Charlie McGarel-Groves and Kate Patane reconsider whether consultation by regulators has been effective in encouraging regulatory alignment and avoiding divergence between the EU and UK securitisation frameworks. RISK OF DIVERGENCE The EU... Gayathri Kamalanathan Gayathri Kamalanathan is a Partner in our Disputes and Investigations Group Nick Bonsall Nick has a varied financial regulatory practice, with extensive experience in advising on matters of key strategic importance to banks, insurers and other financial institutions. Was Consultation Involvement Key To Avoiding Regulatory Divergence Toby Rose Nathan Adler is an associate Slaughter and May advised Trafigura on USD5.8bn revolving credit facilities and USD3.0bn contingent liquidity facility Slaughter and May advised Trafigura on USD5.8bn revolving credit facilities and USD3.0bn contingent liquidity facility Derivatives Brochure 2026 Slaughter and May advised Aviva / Direct Line Group in respect of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) investigation and enforcement outcome Slaughter and May advised Aviva / Direct Line Group in respect of the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) investigation and enforcement outcome Is it all becoming clear? Guidance on the AI Act’s transparency rules The AI Act wants people to know when they are interacting with AI generated or manipulated content such as deepfakes, but how is this achieved in practice? A new (currently draft) Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content (the ‘Code’),... CMA offers guidance on mitigating algorithm risks The CMA has published a blog post on AI and algorithms, urging businesses to take proactive steps to understand the technology they are deploying and ensure that their use of such tools complies with competition and consumer law. Much of the blog post...