FEBIS
FEBIS · 03. June 2026
FEBIS is pleased to announce its appointment as a member of the AI Act Advisory Forum, a key stakeholder body established under the European Union's AI Act to support the implementation of Europe's new framework for trustworthy artificial intelligence.
FEBIS · 23. April 2026
While expectations for AI are nearly universal, the reality of implementation shows a sector still navigating the "early adoption" phase, where productivity gains are being prioritised over full-scale automation.
FEBIS · 16. October 2025
Late payments were also seen as a major obstacle to investment and growth, leading to delayed projects, lost opportunities, and reduced competitiveness.
FEBIS · 15. October 2025
FEBIS urges the EU to ensure that regulatory clarity is achieved without stifling innovation.
FEBIS · 06. October 2025
This white paper explores the application of the Legitimate Interest legal basis under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the context of Business Information Providers (BIPs).
FEBIS · 29. September 2025
In this two-part white paper, we’ve explored the strategic imperative for finance leaders to embrace artificial intelligence—not just as a technology initiative, but as a structured, metrics-driven transformation of the entire Order-to-Cash (O2C) function.
FEBIS · 08. September 2025
While Chinese cybersecurity and privacy laws are comprehensive and increasingly sophisticated, their scope, implementation, and enforcement differ significantly from the EU’s data protection framework, particularly the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
FEBIS · 23. July 2025
This document explores the often-overlooked role of sole traders in the European economy and highlights the essential contribution Business Information Providers (BIPs) can make in supporting their inclusion.
FEBIS · 01. July 2025
Business Information Providers (BIPs) serve as a crucial function in transforming data into actionable business intelligence. Positioned at the intersection of raw data and information solutions which help businesses in their commercial decision-making.
FEBIS · 30. June 2025
In today’s global markets, fragmented access and inconsistent rules create information asymmetries. This makes our Single Market less efficient and more vulnerable to fraud and money laundering.