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The EU’s 20th And 21st Russia Sanctions Packages: A New Compliance Architecture For Financial Services Firms
The European Union's 20th and 21st sanctions packages against Russia mark a fundamental shift in enforcement strategy, moving beyond traditional designation lists to systematically target the financial infrastructure enabling Russia's war economy. Financial institutions now face heightened compliance obligations requiring them to identify how transactions, financing arrangements, and digital assets may indirectly facilitate sanctioned economic activity across payment channels, banking relationships, crypto-
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PwC Legal Germany
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EU AI Act: Final Guidelines On Transparency Obligations Under Article 50
The European Commission has issued guidelines on transparency obligations under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, clarifying how providers and deployers must inform individuals when they interact with AI systems or are exposed to AI-generated content. These non-binding guidelines address a wide range of AI applications, from chatbots to deepfake technologies, and establish four main transparency scenarios with specific disclosure requirements that businesses must now prepare to implement.
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K&L Gates LLP
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EU Forced Labor Guidelines: Mandatory Due Diligence In Disguise?
The European Commission has issued detailed guidelines on the EU Forced Labor Regulation, which will prohibit products made with forced labor from entering or leaving the EU market starting December 2027. While technically non-binding, these guidelines establish a comprehensive six-step due diligence framework that companies should follow to ensure compliance across their entire supply chains, regardless of company size or sector. With enforcement approaching and significant penalties for non-compliance, bu
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Jones Day
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The IPI: Europe Finally Gains A Reciprocity Tool For Public Procurement
The European Union's International Procurement Instrument has issued its first implementing measure, targeting Chinese medical device suppliers with total exclusion from EU public procurement contracts valued at €5 million or more. The Lyon Administrative Court's landmark ruling establishes that contracting authorities must conduct genuine diligence into bidders' commercial substance, even when registered in the EU, to determine their true origin and eligibility to participate in tenders.
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Dechert
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