The Impact of Evolving EU Legislation on Businesses in Finland – What You Need to Know Right Now 28.3.2025
EU legislation is binding for Finnish companies, and significant reforms will come into effect in 2025. In this webinar we will explore the latest changes in EU legislation and their significant impact on businesses in Finland, providing a comprehensive overview of the new regulations, their implications, and practical steps to ensure compliance and mitigate risks.
This event is organized jointly by Helsinki region, Tampere and Turku Chambers of Commerce, in cooperation with Fondia.
9:00 Opening words
Data Act Requirements and Their Impact on Various Business Functions
Extensive Implications: The effects are highly significant, and the application of the act will begin on September 12, 2025. Preparations must start now, as this represents a major shift for many companies, requiring changes to contracts, data management, and more. The scope of Data Act covers manufacturers of connected devices and providers of related services for such devices, as well as providers of data processing services.
- Arttu Ruukki, Senior Legal Counsel, AI and Data Economy Lead
New product liability rules in EU – What’s Changing and How to Manage Growing Risks
Major Updates: The new Product Liability Directive introduces several significant changes. It now also covers software, AI products, and digital manufacturing inputs that were not part of previous legislation. Entities involved in the production or distribution chain of a product may be held responsible for damages caused. Additionally, online platforms and AI developers could also be liable for damages.
- Taika Pöntinen, Senior Legal Counsel
Q & A
10:00 Closing of the event
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The Impact of Evolving EU Legislation on Businesses in Finland – What You Need to Know Right Now 28.3.2025
The event is free of charge.