“FIFA’s sports arbitration clauses are mandatory,” the European court said in summarizing the opinion by Advocate General Tamara Ćapeta. “ (CAS) awards rendered under that system cannot therefore be limited to public policy issues and must be open to full judicial review.”

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Sygnum, which is currently licensed in Luxembourg, Switzerland and Singapore, plans to use the new capital to expand its entry to the European market and initiate a regulated presence in Hong Kong.

The Zug and Singapore-based lender closed the oversubscribed "strategic growth round," which was led by BTC-focused venture capital firm Fulgar Ventures

The Court of Justice of the European Union published its preliminary opinion in a case brought by a Belgian soccer club against FIFA that now could challenge the established legal system in Olympic sports.

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The UK and Switzerland have joined the European Union in agreeing a grace period on the enforcement of the smart tachograph installation requirement, giving international hauliers until 28 February to comply.

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Sometimes, cruise lines can negotiate better deals for their passengers when it comes to the fees various countries charge for port visits. That's because the cruise line will be bringing so many people to that destination, that it has some leverage because it could opt to visit that port less often.

Sygnum has secured $58 million in a funding round, propelling its valuation past the $1 billion mark and earning the Unicorn status.