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2024 regulatory enforcement trends and what they mean for the year ahead
Throughout 2024, regulatory enforcement risk in Australia was significantly influenced by ESG factors, along with issues relating to cyber, data and privacy. Notable regulatory developments occurred in these areas. ...
Enforcement action against the superannuation sector peaks in 2025
This report provides an overview of the key regulatory and governance risks facing superannuation trustees in the year ahead. It outlines areas of heightened enforcement focus, upcoming legislative reforms and emerging obligations under prudential standards. It also highlights practical steps trustees can take to strengthen resilience and meet evolving expectations across governance, risk and member outcomes. ...
Allens advises Canva on strategic AI acquisitions
The acquisitions, completed between June 2025 and April 2026, include: Simtheory (April 2026), an AI‑driven workspace and collaboration platform for the development of custom agents; Ortto (April ...
Board and management briefing: preparing for Mythos-class threats
Anthropic recently announced Claude Mythos Preview, an AI model that it says can autonomously find and exploit previously unknown security vulnerabilities 'in every major operating system and web brow ...
How algorithmic trading and AI are reshaping disclosure risk
Australia’s continuous disclosure regime—grounded in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and operationalised through the ASX Listing Rules—was designed for a different market to the one ...
Same rules, smarter tools: what the TGA’s AI guidance means for AI and medical devices
AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating, with tools now influencing everything from administrative efficiency to clinical decision making. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has updated its ...
AFR Business Summit 2026
As a major sponsor of the AFR Business Summit 2026, Allens supported two days of rigorous discussion between Australia’s leading business figures, investors and policymakers on the forces shapin ...
AI and the legal profession: an evolving landscape
In early February, Anthropic introduced a new legal plugin for its Cowork platform; one of the first signals that a major AI technology player sees the legal industry as a market worth explicitly targ ...
Enforcing IP against AI training across borders: UK guidance, Australian context
The Australian Government recently announced it will not introduce a 'text and data mining exception' into Australia's copyright regime. This means that, in most circumstances, reproductions and extra ...
AI agents: redefining outsourcing
The premise of outsourcing is simple: organisations reduce their costs by leveraging a third party to perform labour-intensive work in a more efficient manner and with a lower cost base. However, the ...