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PRA SS1/23: what the spring inspection cycle is asking
The first inspection round under SS1/23 lands in Q3. We list the four documents the PRA has asked for in pre-visit notes and the gaps every firm we audited had in common.
Today | Dispatches from the desk
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EU AI ActWhat Article 5 actually prohibits, and what your team can ignore
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What changes in AI regulation between now and the end of next year
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ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, ISO 27001 and the EU AI Act mapped to one control set. The mapping is open-source and updated quarterly.
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