FEBIS is pleased to announce its appointment as a member of the AI Act Advisory Forum, a key stakeholder body established under the European Union's AI Act to support the implementation of Europe's new framework for trustworthy artificial intelligence.
The Council presidency and European Parliament negotiators reached a provisional agreement on a proposal to streamline certain rules regarding artificial intelligence (AI).
While expectations for AI are nearly universal, the reality of implementation shows a sector still navigating the "early adoption" phase, where productivity gains are being prioritised over full-scale automation.
MEPs have agreed on proposals to simplify artificial intelligence rules and propose clear application dates for high-risk system requirements and a ban on AI “nudifier” systems.
EU governments are moving toward a fixed timeline for delayed AI Act high-risk obligations in a first compromise text on the AI amendment package, removing the European Commission’s ability to trigger duties early.
The European Commission presented on Wednesday (November 19th, 2025) a package meant to simplify EU digital laws, namely rules related to personal and non-personal data, the AI Act's provisions and cybersecurity reporting requirements.
The European Commission is close to presenting an amendment to the GDPR that would codify “legitimate interest” as the legal basis for training AI systems with personal data.
Artificial intelligence could boost the value of cross-border flows of goods and services by nearly 40% by 2040 thanks to productivity gains and lower trade costs, a report by the World Trade Organization (WTO) has found.
In this two-part white paper, we’ve explored the strategic imperative for finance leaders to embrace artificial intelligence—not just as a technology initiative, but as a structured, metrics-driven transformation of the entire Order-to-Cash (O2C) function.