New regulations are rolled out by Chinese regulators to halt deep-fake technology in order to stop online rumours and disinformation. Whilst this phenomenon of quickly developing technology is evident in

On 22 November 2022 we were welcomed by the DUJAT and LIOF at the state-of-the-art facility and manufacturing plant of Vekoma Rides Manufacturing BV (Vekoma) in Vlodrop, Limburg. Vekoma is

In the Netherlands, certain aspects around your house and your mortgage are changing in 2023: the decrease of the “Jubelton”, adjustment of the loan standard, and a further reduction of

Albert Heijn will open their first automated distribution center for e-commerce that will not only be sustainable, but it will also fill 45,000 online customer orders per week in its

The EU Platform on Sustainable Finance’s reporting on data and usability of the EU taxonomy (October 2022) is based on maintaining the drive for sustainability in companies. To assess and

What are Neobanks or online banks? Digital banks are a type of financial institution that offers banking services designed to be managed exclusively from a smartphone or web application, without

After an emergency letter by a big group of doctors (130) to the government and an opinion article in NRC, 1 January 2023 marks the introduction of mandatory helmets for

Last week, Rabobank, one of the major banks in the Netherlands, announced an increase in interest on savings. ING and ABN AMRO also follow the biggest interest rate hike In

The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (the Act) mandates companies to identify and assess potential human rights violations and environmental risks within their supply chains by developing effective risk management

In the webinar on “Sustainable Food Systems: how could Japan and the Netherlands create this?” organized by DUJAT, fantastic speakers from Norinchukin Bank Europe, Oost NL, Rabobank and EY-Parthenon have