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New EU data act should align with GDPR, Insurance Europe say

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Published on: 04 October 2022
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Law360, London: Insurance companies are supportive of the EU's proposed new data law but want the measures to align with existing data-protection rules and apply across differing sizes of businesses more fairly, Insurance Europe said on 3 October 2022.

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