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Dentons Bratislava Life Sciences Newsletter (in Slovak)
Slovak Republic: We are pleased to present you with a new issue of the Life Sciences Newsletter with interesting events and key news from the decision-making practice of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic and legislation.
ESG "Back to school" bulletin
Global: It has been a busy summer for ESG-related developments. In our ESG "Back to School Bulletin", we look at how the third quarter of 2026 has reinforced a key trend in global ESG disputes: claimants, regulators and other stakeholders are increasingly testing not simply whether governments and companies have made climate and sustainability commitments, but whether those commitments are reflected in implementation, governance and investment decisions (including in relation to downstream and extraterritorial carbon emissions).
Scotland’s right to roam
Scotland: Alannah O’Hara considers how the wider rights of access to land in Scotland operate and whether they strike the right balance between competing interests.
Singapore strengthens its position as a leading asset management hub: Key measures announced by MAS
Singapore: MAS has announced a package of measures to strengthen Singapore’s position as a leading asset management hub, including new tax incentives, a hedge fund investment programme and a dedicated Investment Management Track under the ONE Pass framework. This article considers the key measures and what they may mean for fund managers looking to establish or expand their presence in Singapore.
Dentons wins two major awards at Infra Global Awards 2025 MENA
Dentons has received two awards at the Infra Global Awards 2025 (previously IJ Global Awards), recognising the firm’s role in two landmark renewable energy projects across the MENA region.
Virtual assets in the UAE: which regulatory pathway is right for your business?
United Arab Emirates: The UAE has established itself as one of the world's leading jurisdictions for virtual and digital asset businesses. Its regulatory framework has developed significantly in recent years, with distinct regimes now applying across the federal jurisdiction, Dubai, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).
The last great act of love: why your will matters more than you think
We mark most of life's milestones with ceremony. We marry in front of witnesses. We introduce and confirm our children into religious movements in the presence of community. We farewell our dead with funerals that draw people from across the country. Yet the one document that quietly outlasts all of these events, and speaks for us after we are gone, is too often an afterthought: the will.
Select Committee proposes changes to the Modern Slavery Bill
Regulation crypto assets: What issuers need to know
Norton Rose Fulbright recognised at Asia Legal Awards 2026 for FinTech and digital assets excellence
ML limitations: NoAI metatags
Norton Rose Fulbright advises Picton Property Income Limited on £404 million recommended Consortium offer
From Banks to High-Value Goods: Why Retailers Are Entering the AML Spotlight
Norton Rose Fulbright advises Pakistan on record US$3 billion sovereign Eurobond issuance
Georgie Field and Martina Glaser recognised in Airline Economics’ ‘40 under 40’ list
Norton Rose Fulbright wins Airline Economics Aviation 100 European awards
Stay Ahead: HR and Employment Law insights for Hungary and the EU – September 2026
Hungary: Directive (EU) 2023/970 on pay transparency (the "Directive") required Member States to transpose its provisions into national law by 7 June 2026. As of September 2026, Hungary has not completed the transposition and no final implementing legislation has been adopted, therefore, publicly available information on the precise content and timing of the Hungarian implementing measures remains limited.
Stay Ahead: HR and Employment Law insights for Hungary and the EU – September 2026 (in Hungarian)
Hungary: Directive (EU) 2023/970 on pay transparency (the "Directive") required Member States to transpose its provisions into national law by 7 June 2026. As of September 2026, Hungary has not completed the transposition and no final implementing legislation has been adopted, therefore, publicly available information on the precise content and timing of the Hungarian implementing measures remains limited.
Dentons advises ABO Energy on sale of Polish and Hungarian renewables platforms to PPC Group
Global law firm Dentons has advised ABO Energy on the sale of its Hungarian and Polish subsidiaries to PPC Group, a leading powertech group in Southeastern Europe, in a transaction involving a renewable energy portfolio exceeding 2 GW.
