Episode Description
This episode presents a comprehensive overview of recent regulatory measures affecting diverse sectors such as the Electricity Business Act, anti-money laundering and terrorist financing compliance, legal aid processes, and student loan policies.
Among the major updates, Japan’s electricity distribution companies have submitted tariff changes in compliance with the Electricity Business Act, introducing new billing and consumption tax methods effective April 1, 2026. In the financial sector, the UK and US have updated their high-risk country listings, mandating enhanced customer due diligence to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. Additionally, a new contribution fee is now required for filing civil procedures in French courts, introducing an online fiscal stamp payable for 12 months.
These developments underscore the evolving regulatory landscape firms must navigate worldwide.
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Articles mentioned:
- Urgent Field Safety Notice for CGM CLINICAL Medication by CompuGroup Medical Deutschland AG
- Bonus-malus d'assurance chômage : nouveaux taux de séparation médians et évolution du dispositif
- Instauration d’une contribution pour saisir la justice
- Self-Regulatory Organizations; Cboe Exchange, Inc.; Notice of Filing and Immediate Effectiveness of a Proposed Rule Change to Replace the Existing Flat Monthly Fee for the Silexx Application Programming Interface (“API”) with a Usage-Based Tiered...
- Lutathera
- Appendix I - 4th March 2026 - Countries That are Presenting Higher Risks (Tracked)
- Attorney General Bonta Opposes Trump Administration Proposal to Exclude Healthcare Professionals from Necessary Student Loans
- Annual frozen assets reporting due by 31 March 2026