United Kingdom: The FCA and PRA have published their long-awaited proposals for a UK captive insurance regime. The consultations would create a distinct regulatory framework for single-parent or “pure” captives, with materially lower capital requirements, streamlined governance and reporting, and
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TINA Lite: DoW’s New “Shopping List” Sheds the Excess Data
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The Department of War has rolled out guidance on TINA Lite. If implemented effectively, it could speed up negotiations, clarify what constitutes cost or pricing data subject to certification, and reduce post-award audit risk and disputes.
Reading the grid: What Thailand’s draft Power Development Plan 2026 reveals about its power deals
By Dentons
Thailand: Our March 2026 article introduced Thailand’s shift away from a single-buyer electricity model toward Direct Power Purchase Agreements (DPPA) facilitated through Third Party Access (TPA). Our August update tracked the pilot’s progress through its first implementation milestones. This piece…
Political Law Playbook – September 2026
By Dentons
Welcome to the September edition of the Political Law Playbook. This month, we cover a First Amendment challenge to Hawai`i’s corporate spending law, the SEC’s proposal to rescind its pay-to-play framework, and a ruling by SCOTUS on preferential broadcasting rates…
New penalties for importers of counterfeit goods – Changes to the Notice of Objection regime
By Dentons
Australia: Commencing 20 November 2026, new penalties will apply to importers of counterfeit goods entering Australia under an expanded Notice of Objection regime. The Customs Legislation Amendment (False Trade Marks Infringement Notices) Bill 2026 (Cth) introduces a new strict liability…
What you missed this summer
By Dentons
Canada: Join Dentons’ Employment & Labour team for a practical catch-up on some of the key developments you may have missed this summer, and the issues that could matter most as you head into the fall. We’ll take a cross-country…
Important changes to inspection related environmental legislation
By Dentons
Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan’s Law No. 340-VIII, effective September 8, 2026, moves state environmental control of Category I and II facility operators from the Entrepreneurial Code to the Environmental Code — introducing remote monitoring, expanded inspection grounds, revised appeal rules, and new…
Важные изменения в экологическом законодательстве касательно проведения проверок (in Russian)
By Dentons
Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan’s Law No. 340-VIII, effective September 8, 2026, moves state environmental control of Category I and II facility operators from the Entrepreneurial Code to the Environmental Code, introducing remote monitoring, expanded inspection grounds, revised appeal rules, and new criteria for…
UK Employment and Pensions newsletter – September 2026
By Dentons
United Kingdom: Each month, we look at some of the key employment and pension issues affecting our clients’ workforces. In this edition, we explore: the enforceability of training repayment clauses; a recent case looking at when sexual conduct is “unwanted”; and…
Raising the bar on Indonesia’s data protection regime with Government Regulation 33/2026
By Dentons
Indonesia: With the new regulation introducing more detailed requirements and a more structured enforcement framework, businesses should use the transition period to review their existing data protection practices, identify gaps, and strengthen their governance and documentation.