The initial sprint to comply with the EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) reached a milestone in April 2025 as financial institutions rushed to submit their Registers of Information (RoI) on ICT third-party arrangements.

In today's banking landscape, the speed of credit decisions—often referred to as "time to yes"—has become a critical competitive factor.

Navigating the complexities of financial regulation demands careful preparation, especially when faced with the prospect of a CSSF onsite inspection.

Europe's asset servicing sector is at a pivotal moment of its evolution: new regulations, continuously increasing client demands for real-time data, seemingly endless AI use cases, and a growing desire for digital assets.

The amended banking package detailing the regulatory prudential requirements (the so-called "CRR3-CRD6" framework) was published in the Official Journal in July 2024.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, global interest rates remained historically low, as banks endured compressing net-interest margins that pressured profitability.

In an era where operational efficiency has become a lever for value creation, real estate investment managers are increasingly using outsourcing as a transformative strategy to generate efficiency.

The macroeconomic environment has led to increased operating costs.

Europe's pursuit of strategic autonomy has moved from the policy forum to the procurement desk.

The European investment landscape witnessed a significant regulatory evolution with the publication of the amendment to the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) on 26 March 2024, in the Official Journal of the EU.