Key facts about AI development Without process traceability, copyright protection of AI-generated code becomes difficult to defend Keeping and time-stamping the dialogue with the model (prompts, responses, iterations) enables you to pre-constitute...
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DMCC Act: what obligations do businesses face under the UK consumer protection reform?
Key points on the DMCC Act Drip pricing prohibited: the total price must be displayed from the first price indication, including all mandatory charges. Fake reviews prohibited: it is forbidden to publish, commission or facilitate them. Platforms...
Digital clutter: understanding the risks and implementing effective document governance
Key points to remember about digital clutter Digital clutter refers to the unstructured accumulation of documents (multiple versions, absence of classification and retention rules, dispersed storage locations). It creates an evidential risk:...
Guide to electronic signatures: choosing the appropriate level and securing the evidential value of your documents
Key points to remember about electronic signatures Electronic signatures apply to natural persons; this differs from the electronic seal, which applies to legal entities. Under the eIDAS Regulation, there are four levels of electronic signature:...
What is Digital Trust and how to implement it in your business?
Key takeaways Digital trust has become a strategic issue in securing digital workflows in the face of the increase in cyberattacks, fraud and regulatory requirements. It is based on four core pillars: data integrity, authenticity of the issuer,...
AI Act: how high-risk AI operators can meet EU compliance requirements
Key takeaways The AI Act establishes a risk-based approach, with enhanced obligations for so-called “high-risk” AI systems used in sensitive sectors. The organisations concerned are not limited to developers, but also include AI deployers, who are...
Adapting evidence strategies in the digital era
Key takeaways The dematerialisation of exchanges is profoundly reshaping the law of evidence and requires legal professionals to adapt their strategies in the face of increased risks of falsification and challenge. Digital evidence is legally...
Optimising market data cost management through qualified timestamping
Key takeaways Market data represents a high strategic cost for financial institutions, with significant risks of overspend arising from audits and a lack of transparency regarding actual usage. Discrepancies between the effective use of financial...
Checklist for CTOs: How to choose the right Qualified Trust Service Provider
Key takeaways The selection of a Qualified Trust Service Provider is a strategic decision to ensure the legal effect, integrity and regulatory compliance of digital documents and transactions. An eIDAS-compliant solution must deliver high...







