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Five years of GDPR: UK insurance considerations

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Five years of GDPR: UK insurance considerations

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) made it clear upon introduction of the UK GDPR, referred to as the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018), that the regulation was not a tool to punish, but rather its goal was “guiding, advising and educating …

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FintechFinancial Institutions Europe > Digital Asset and Blockchain Insurance

Cryptocurrency insurance – best practices for custodians

The contents of this article were originally delivered as a talk at an event hosted by Future Processing, on 27 April 2023. The advantages of cryptocurrencies continue to draw interest from investors and businesses, creating demand for crypto-related …

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Aligning employee benefits with your corporate ESG strategy

Businesses are repositioning themselves in the market by adjusting their operations and service offering to better reflect society’s rapidly evolving expectations regarding environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards. Employee benefits shoul …

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Q2 2023 UK Motor Fleet Insurance Market Update

With increased road traffic and a lack of available drivers to deal with increased demand in services, claims submissions are on the rise again. In this latest update, Lockton’s motor insurance experts analyse reasons for rising costs in the sector,  …

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Cyber Security

Addressing the hidden privacy risk of ‘tracking pixels’

Law firms, regulators and insurers are beginning to turn their attention to privacy risks created by tracking pixels collecting user data. For businesses regularly deploying cookies on websites or using tracking pixels, it’s vital to have in place a  …

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Real Estate and ConstructionArchitects and Engineers

High-rise residential buildings – new UK legislation expands owner responsibilities

Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy, new legislation has been introduced in England to regulate high-rise residential buildings. Failure to register in scope high-rise buildings will be an offence, and complying with the legislation will require a s …

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