Yesterday FEBIS, in collaboration with MEP Giorgos Georgiou, gathered policymakers, industry leaders, business information providers and data experts at the European Parliament to discuss the role of the European Business Wallets (EBWs) and the future of trustful business data in strengthening Europe's competitiveness and enabling a more resilient Single Market.
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 agreement marks an important step in delivering on the commitments undertaken in the EU-US Joint Statement. It aims at enhancing a stable and predictable transatlantic trade relationship, while ensuring robust safeguards and preserving flexibility to be able to protect the EU’s economic interests, if needed.
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.
Q1 2026 data reveals a complex yet resilient Irish economy. Despite global geopolitical and economic pressures, domestic business activity shows a defiant 14% year-on-year increase in new company registrations.
This new EU directive will pave the way for more harmonised insolvency laws in Europe, thus also helping creditors who have cross-border claims to get better representation and better understanding of their rights.