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EU Law weekly highlights—13 October 2022

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Published on: 13 October 2022
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Table of contents

  • EU fundamentals
  • Procurement law case update: Veridos—what to do when presented with tenders that appear abnormally low
  • Banking and Finance
  • EBA publishes risk dashboard for Q2 2022
  • ESMA's CCP Supervisory Committee publishes report on strategic objectives for 2023–2025
  • Commercial
  • Political agreement reached on amending European Standardisation Regulation
  • Position paper on empowering consumers for green transition proposals published
  • Shopify commits to safer online practices for consumers
  • Corporate

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Article summary

This week’s edition of EU Law weekly highlights includes the publication of the Digital Markets Act in the Official Journal, the coming into force of an emergency Council Regulation to address high energy prices, political agreement on amendments to the European Standardisation Regulation, and the approval of draft rules on cross-border law enforcement information sharing by the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee. The highlights further include the US President signing an executive order on the Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework, the European Securities and Markets Authority publishing its strategy for 2023–2028, and the Unified Patent Court publishing its implementation roadmap.

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