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EU AI Regulation: What providers and operators of AI systems can expect since August
The EU AI Act, the world's first comprehensive regulation of artificial intelligence, has been in force since August 2024. Following the first stage, which banned particularly high-risk systems, new obligations will come into force on 2 August 2025, particularly for providers of large ...
atriga in dialog: ibi research Managing Director Dr. Georg Wittmann in conversation
Whether regulatory challenges, new digital business models or the influence of artificial intelligence - the financial and retail sector is facing rapid change. Companies that do not want to lose touch need ...
Insurance Payment Summit 2025: atriga brings new perspectives to the dialog
On 14 and 15 May, the insurance industry will meet in Düsseldorf at the Insurance Payment Summit, the industry get-together for payment transactions in the insurance industry. As part of the Payment Work Labs, key future topics such as intelligent receivables management, ...
Honoured five times in a row: atriga remains one of Germany’s best employers in 2025
For the fifth time in a row, atriga has been recognised as a top employer this year, including four times in a row with the kununu TOP Company seal. This means that atriga, a pioneer in customer-friendly, transparent ...
Federal Court of Justice provides legal certainty: Collection costs are compensable damage caused by default
On February 19, 2025, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe put an end to a legal uncertainty with a ruling that is welcome in its clarity: The court ruled that debt collection costs can be claimed as recoverable default ...
The new world of receivables management – forecasts, processes and perspectives
In times of multiple crises and economic uncertainty, companies are faced with increasing payment defaults. At the same time, consumers are having to shoulder an ever-increasing cost of living. In the first part of this article series, we looked ...










