We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar “Global trends: Latest developments in e-invoicing and tax compliance”, taking place on Thursday 25 June 2026 at 16:00 CET.

Marcus Laube, a recognised expert and pioneer in the field of electronic invoicing and Integrated Digital Trade, will provide valuable insights into the latest global developments shaping the e-invoicing and tax compliance landscape.

With more than 25 years of experience across Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Government (B2G) markets, Marcus has actively contributed to the development of electronic invoicing frameworks, industry standards, and strategic initiatives at both European and international level.

This session will offer FEBIS Members a comprehensive overview of current market developments, regulatory trends, and strategic challenges impacting businesses and service providers worldwide.

During the webinar, we will:

• Examine global e-invoice penetration trends
• Explore CTC and tax reporting developments
• Identify key market drivers shaping the industry
• Discuss challenges faced by businesses and service providers
• Analyse the evolving service provider market and future opportunities

We look forward to welcoming you to this insightful discussion. 

Please register now to secure your participation.

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar “Navigating the European Business Wallet - A New Era for B2B Digital Trust”, taking place on Wednesday 25 February 2026 at 16:00 CET.

We are happy to welcome Sebastian Drosselmeier, Policy Officer at DG CONNECT - Unit H4 Digital Identity and Trust, who will provide expert insight into the European Commission’s proposal for the European Business Wallet (EBW) - a key pillar of the Digital Omnibus Package.

The EBW is designed to support the EU’s transition toward a secure, data-driven environment, enabling economic operators to identify themselves digitally and exchange verified information across borders with full legal effect.

This session will offer FEBIS Members a focused analysis of the proposal’s structure, its regulatory context, and the opportunity to discuss its practical implications for Business Information Providers.

During the webinar, we will:

• Examine the policy objectives and legal foundations of the EBW
• Clarify its role within the broader Digital Omnibus framework
• Analyse its impact on cross-border B2B data exchange and digital trust
• Identify strategic opportunities and key implementation challenges
• Explore how this market-oriented initiative may foster innovation and public–private collaboration

Please register to secure your participation!

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Webinar on the Digital Omnibus Package & Data Union Strategy, taking place on Wednesday 26 November 2025 at 15:00 CET.

This session is strategically scheduled following the expected publication of the EU Digital Omnibus Package on 19 November, offering FEBIS members timely insights into these key developments shaping the European data economy.

Join us to:

• Understand the regulatory structure and policy objectives of the Digital Omnibus Package, and how it interacts with key frameworks such as the Data Act, GDPR, and the AI Act.
• Get first impressions on the Data Union Strategy and further expectations.
• Learn about its implementation timeline and relevance for data users and reusers. 
• Explore the implications for our industry, including issues related to AI training and legitimate interest under the GDPR.
• Discuss the main challenges and opportunities in adapting to the EU’s evolving digital and data regulatory landscape.

We look forward to your participation and contribution to this important discussion.

Please register below and join us for this session!

In light of the latest discussions on legitimate interest and the treatment of sole traders across EU Member States, FEBIS would like to invite you to our webinar “Legitimate Interest and Sole Traders: Cross-Border Divergences and Implications for Business Information Providers” on Thursday, 4th November at 15:00 CET. 

The objective of the event is to discuss the treatment of legitimate interest, with a particular focus on sole traders and the divergences across Member States. The session will examine the Legitimate Interest principal interpretations challenges - and the Sole trader's dual treatment and their country - specific approaches, including illustrative cases from Spain, France, and the Netherlands.

We are pleased to count on our industry partner ICISA, who will contribute with the perspective from Trade Credit Insurance sector (TCI). 

During this session, we will explore:

Perspective on Legitimate Interest

• Legitimate interest analysis: main principle for BIPs
• Highlighting divergences across EU Member States
• Key implications for business information and credit scoring providers
• Trade Credit Insurance (TCI) point of view

Country Case Examples-Sole Traders

• Dual nature of Sole traders: Business vs Personal
• Spain, France, and the Netherlands: regulatory approaches and practical impacts for BIPs
• Lessons learned and potential challenges for compliance

Please register below and join us in this session!

Understanding DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) – Implications and Requirements for Business Information Providers and Trade Credit Insurance

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a regulation put forth by the European Union, aimed at ensuring that financial entities and their third-party service providers, including Business Information Providers (BIPs), are resilient to ICT-related disruptions. With the increasing reliance on digital systems and technologies, DORA focuses on enhancing the operational resilience of the EU’s financial sector, protecting them from risks related to cyber threats, system failures, and other ICT disruptions.

For Business Information Providers, who serve as vital players in the trade credit insurance industry by supplying critical data and analytics, DORA imposes stringent guidelines to ensure that their operational infrastructure is secure, resilient, and prepared to recover from ICT-related incidents without significant disruptions. The regulation mandates that BIPs assess and strengthen their operational resilience, focusing on the integrity of their ICT systems, management of third-party service providers, and risk mitigation strategies.

Agenda highlights include:

• DORA’s background and scope
• Key compliance requirements for BIPs and TCIs
• Practical insights into operational resilience
• What the future holds for our sector

Speakers: 

Unlocking the power of LEI & vLEI: GLEIF insights & real-world use cases

Join us for this informative webinar, which counts on the participation of Nuria Vegas, Business Development Manager at Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF).

“The LEI system, governed by the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), was designed to bring greater transparency to global financial markets, but its applications extend far beyond just regulatory compliance. Today, the LEI is a key enabler for digital identity, financial inclusion, risk management, and supply chain finance—all highly relevant to FEBIS members.

With the recent introduction of the verifiable LEI (vLEI), we are entering a new era of real-time, cryptographically secure business identity verification, which has the potential to streamline KYC, enhance credit risk assessments, and enable seamless cross-border transactions.

We hope this session will provide you with valuable insights into how the LEI and vLEI can become powerful tools in your work and drive innovation in business identity and financial services.”

During this session, we will explore:

• An introduction to the Global LEI System (GLEIS)
• The LEI and the verifiable LEI (vLEI)
• Opportunities for FEBIS members – how leveraging LEI and vLEI can enhance your services and create new business opportunities
• Real-world use cases

The end of year is already coming in and needless to say, 2024 has been an intense year in terms of regulatory actions! This webinar session, open to all FEBIS members, will feature:

• an overview of the institutional changes induced by the European Parliament elections in June and the new European College of Commissioners end of November 2024
• What FEBIS has been focusing on in 2024 and a return on the FEBIS event held in the European Parliament on November 20th 2024
• A glimpse into the key priorities for FEBIS and Business Information Providers in 2025  like legitimate interest, access to data and sole traders capacity. 

Building upon the panel discussion between National Associations Platform members held at the FEBIS General Assembly in Nice last September, this session will provide an overview of the current major issues faced by Business Information Providers at national level and action plan and coordinated efforts that FEBIS and the NAP are looking to develop. It will include but not be limited to:

• Discussions about the access to data and Beneficial Owners registers in the various EU countries, stressing the differences and discrepancies
• Flagging out the question on sole traders’ data access
• Outlining the legitimate interest issue and differences in interpretation and implementation 

Please join us and do not miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and champion our collective mission! 

Navigating Customer Due Diligence: Best Practices, Technology, and Future Trends

Explore the critical components of Customer Due Diligence (CDD) in this comprehensive webinar, where industry experts delve into regulatory compliance, innovative technologies, and future trends. Gain insights from real-world case studies and learn how to balance risk management with maintaining positive customer relationships, preparing your business for the evolving CDD landscape.

Join us for an enlightening explanation of the intricate world of EU policy making and legislative procedures.

In this session we will delve into the heart of EU public affairs to unveil the strategies behind shaping impactful European policies.

Join us for a transformative session that delves into measuring credit risk for all financial players - individuals, SMEs and large corporations - as it helps them to access finance, improve lending conditions and generally better manage their finances.