ESMA will prioritize digital innovation in its supervisory activities starting in 2027, marking a significant shift in regulatory focus on financial technology.
ESMA Sets New Supervisory Priority On Digital Innovation From 2027
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ESMA Consults On Disclosure Requirements And Updates Guidelines And Q&As Under The Prospectus Regulation
ESMA is consulting on new disclosure requirements and updating guidelines and Q&As under the Prospectus Regulation, aiming to enhance transparency.
The Future Of European AI: 2026 Supplier Lineup
An overview of Europe’s top AI suppliers in 2026, their ownership, certification, and implications for sovereignty and procurement.
Canada’s Grid: More Than Power, It’s AI’s Backbone
Canada’s hydro power capacity is constrained, affecting AI data-centre growth. Provinces are rationing, impacting global AI infrastructure plans.
Six Things Europe Should Ask Canada About Its AI Strategic Vision
Europe needs clarity on Canada’s AI and data sovereignty plans amid ongoing negotiations and alliance talks, raising six critical questions about the future of their partnership.
Minutes Of The Securities Lending Committee Meeting – March 2026
Bank of England publishes minutes from March 2026 Securities Lending Committee meeting, highlighting key discussions and potential policy implications.
EBA E-mail Alert 14 September, 2026
European Banking Authority issued an email alert on September 14, 2026, prompting financial institutions to review compliance measures amid rising concerns.
Vendor Approval Workflow Improvements For Procurement Teams
New vendor approval workflow tested for mid-market procurement aims to streamline onboarding, reduce cycle times, and improve transparency.
AI And Marketing Procurement: Improving Scope-of-Work Review Outcomes
AI tools now enable SMBs and mid-market firms to improve agency proposal evaluations, reducing risks and increasing transparency in marketing procurement.
Germany’s Bundesbank Announces Key Monetary Policy Decisions On Sept 10, 2026
On September 10, 2026, the Bundesbank made significant monetary policy decisions, with implications for the Eurozone economy amid rising inflation concerns.
