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EU Law—key developments of 2024 and what to look out for in 2025

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Published on: 22 January 2025

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Table of contents

Banking and finance—2024 review
Banking & finance—2025 horizon scanning
Commercial—2024 review
Commercial—2025 horizon scanning
Data protection and cybersecurity—2024 review
Data protection and cybersecurity—2025 horizon scanning
Employment—2024 review
Employment—2025 horizon scanning
Financial services—2024 review
Cryptoassets

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Article summary

EU Law analysis: This News Analysis discusses the key legislative and policy developments in EU Law in 2024, focusing on those that impact the Banking and finance, Commercial, Data protection and cybersecurity, Employment, Financial services, Energy, Environment, IP, Life sciences, and TMT areas and looks ahead to what’s coming up in those areas in 2025. More details on future initiatives will be provided when the 2025 Work Programme of the European Commission is published.

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