Bermuda: Technology

The Personal Information Protection Act 2016 (PIPA), which came into force on 1 January 2025, represents Bermuda’s first comprehensive date protection regime. The legislation regulates the collection, use, disclosure and storage of personal information with the objective of protecting individuals’ privacy while allowing organisations to use data in a responsible and transparent manner.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) recently published a discussion paper on 30 July, 2025: The Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Bermuda's Financial Sector (Discussion Paper)...

This is the first of a two-part article on how artificial intelligence contracts can be used to manage the development and use risks associated with such transformative technology.

In this episode of #TechTalks, the conversation turns to key takeaways from two industry conferences — Consensus in Miami and the Digital Finance Forum in Bermuda — and what they signal for the future of digital assets.

Appleby lawyers Jerome Wilson, George McCallum and Karim Creary examine Bermuda's evolving digital assets landscape, exploring the jurisdiction's regulatory framework, government collaboration with the Bermuda Monetary Authority...

The legal profession faces a fundamental shift as artificial intelligence transforms traditional practice methods, enabling rapid analysis of vast legal resources and document creation.

In this episode of #TechTalks, the conversation turns to key takeaways from two industry conferences — Consensus in Miami and the Digital Finance Forum in Bermuda — and what they signal for the future of digital assets.

Appleby lawyers Jerome Wilson, George McCallum and Karim Creary examine Bermuda's evolving digital assets landscape, exploring the jurisdiction's regulatory framework, government collaboration with the Bermuda Monetary Authority...

Bermuda's digital asset business sector stands at a pivotal moment, with the potential to mirror the island's historic success in captive insurance. Drawing parallels between the transformative Insurance Act of 1978 and the Digital Asset Business Act of 2018, this analysis explores how early regulatory clarity and consistent oversight could position Bermuda as a global leader in the convergence of traditional finance and blockchain technology.