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Crisis Management: Cyber Security in 2024 Insurance Newsletter - June 2023 In this newsletter we discuss: the bulk annuity market, the introduction of the Consumer Duty, cyber risk for insurers, and ongoing COVID-19 business interruption cases. In this newsletter we discuss: The bulk annuity market The introduction of the C... Quarterly Update Quarterly Cyber Update Contents of this publication: Cyber Security - a real world issue Returning Value - A different approach? miscellaneous headlines This document is correct as of the date of publication and has not been updated to reflect any... Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin – 4 January 2024 Includes developments in relation to: climate-related risks; cyber resilience; EU taxonomy; CSDDD; transition finance; mutual recognition between UK and Switzerland; CRR III; CRD VI; SSM; open banking; ESG; EMIR; digital securities sandbox; UK listings; U... Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 18 April 2024 Includes developments in relation to: financial data access; DORA; cyber resilience; transition plans; climate scenario analysis; EDIS; MREL reforms; ISO 20022 migration; motor finance complaints; matching adjustment reforms; and APP scams. General ... Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 6 June 2024 Includes developments in relation to: MiCA; DORA; greenwashing; cybersecurity; SDR; cryptoassets; MREL; CRR; cloud services; business banking; LIBOR; IFR; IFD; and Solvency II. General Governance, conflicts of interest and remuneration under MiCA - EBA ... Relief for British Airways, but not for businesses facing fines in the future On Friday 16th October, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced its long awaited fine of British Airways plc (BA) for breach of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) following a cyber-attack in 2018. This briefing looks at key ... Marriott's £99m fine - lessons for M&A This briefing considers cyber and data risks in M&A in light of Marriott's recent announcement on 9 July that the UK Information Commissioner intends to fine it £99m. Marriott announced on 9 July that the UK Information Commissioner intends to fine it... Natalie Donovan Natalie Donovan is a PSL Counsel for the Tech Group and Cyber practices. Natalie also manages the Lens Blog NCSC Publishes Guidelines on Secure AI System Development: a Concerted International Approach Everyone’s talking about AI at the moment (see our round-up of recent developments here and here). A consensus is building across regulators, industry, experts and sceptics, that realising any benefits from AI requires mitigation of its risks. One of the ...