On 26 August 2026, Singapore’s Ministry of Law (MinLaw) and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) launched a public consultation on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the country’s intellectual property (IP) regime. Focusing on copyright and patent law, the consultation seeks to balance innovation, legal certainty and the protection of human creativity,
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Future of Payments series | Episode 5 – Spotlight on the United States
In the latest episode of our global podcast mini-series ‘Future of Payments’ we discuss recent developments in the United States covering five important topics:
- The use of AI in the payments space – 1min, 29 secs
- The ever-challenging patchwork of state licensing requirements – 10 mins, 42 secs
- The GENIUS Act and stablecoins – 20
Internet privacy updates: CalPrivacy fines data brokers, Colorado proposes new AI regulations
Anyone who contracts for internet or social-media-based advertising may have overlooked two recent actions by the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) and the proposed draft AI regulations from Colorado, but there are some important takeaways that should not be missed.
California fines data broker over $100,000 for broker and privacy law issues
California’s new data
CPMI – IOSCO publish a toolkit for cyber resilience at FMIs and a discussion paper on FMIs’ reliance on third-party service providers
On 8 September 2026, the Bank of International Settlements (BIS)’ Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) and the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) published the Cyber Resilience Toolkit: Practical Considerations for FMIs (toolkit) and FMIs’ Reliance on Third-Party Service Providers: Challenges and Risks (discussion paper).
Toolkit
The toolkit has been jointly developed by
Quality Jobs Act
NYDFS levies $250,000 fine on licensee for inadequate cyber risk assessment
On August 5, 2026, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) entered into a consent order with Order Express, Inc., a money transmitter licensed by NYDFS. Although Order Express qualified for a limited exemption under the NYDFS cybersecurity regulation, NYDFS found that the company violated the regulation’s applicable requirements in three ways: (1)
Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus: AI mini-series – Recent regulatory developments in Australia
In the latest episode of our mini-series on artificial intelligence, we consider recent regulatory developments in Australia. In particular, we draw on a series of recent significant regulatory developments – including APRA’s letter to industry on AI, published on 30 April 2026, ASIC’s own work on AI governance and cyber resilience, and the Federal Court’s
AI and the Board: Closing the Governance Gap
As AI moves from experimentation to embedded use across financial services, boards are under growing pressure to demonstrate they understand its risks and can provide effective oversight.
We support boards through an accelerated training course with two complimentary phases:
- Off-the-shelf training materials to orientate the board – a combination of written briefings, podcasts and videos
Government consultation on new workplace monitoring technologies rules
On 8 July 2026, the government launched its consultation on Workplace Monitoring Technologies (WMT), marking a significant step of the Make Work Pay agenda. The consultation period is open until 30 September 2026 and aims to promote the fair, transparent, and responsible use of WMT.
What do we mean by WMT?
The consultation adopts a
The EU AI Act – when does it become enforceable now?
The Digital Omnibus on AI (AI Omnibus) has now been published in the EU’s statute book. This pushes back some of the application dates for the AI Act. So, what’s applicable now and when will the rest become applicable? This post gives an overview of key dates to be aware of and a timeline