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The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) empowers European financial institutions with advanced cybersecurity strategies, fostering proactive defense and minimizing operational impact.

The EU's privacy policies are reshaping online advertising, prioritizing consumer data protection and ethical practices. These regulations empower users, demand transparency, and encourage innovation in data usage, fostering a safer and more trustworthy digital environment.

The integration of ESG standards with technology is transforming sustainability from compliance-led to decision-driven. Investments in AI and data analytics are increasing, highlighting a shift towards data-driven insights for environmental and social governance.

The EU Parliament's Resolution on Digitalisation and Administrative EU Law emphasizes AI and technology's role in transforming EU public administration. Advocating for human-centered, ethical use, it ensures these advancements boost efficiency while aligning with EU's democratic values.

AFME's recommendations for the EU Pay Transparency Directive focus on pre-employment pay disclosure, advocating for limiting disclosures to fixed pay only. This approach aims to simplify hiring, enhance transparency, and aid candidates in making informed decisions.