Investment & Regulation

The Seqlense Regulatory Brief - Edition #31 EN

Regulatory Brief #31: two moves from words to action. In a decision dated 22 October, the CNIL fined Fnac Darty Participations et Services and Fnac Direct a total of EUR 7 million: after “Continue without accepting”, the Fnac app sent a user identifier and the products viewed to a third party to personalise and train its recommendation algorithm. Key lesson: personalisation or algorithmic training does not qualify as a strictly necessary tracker and requires prior consent (Article 82 of the French Data Protection Act). On the tokenised finance side, the Eurosystem published the report on its Appia consultation: 127 responses, broad support, and priorities on settlement finality, smart contract liability and key custody. Pontes has been live since 21 September 2026, with extended hours by mid-2027 and the Appia blueprint expected in 2028.

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Cécile Henry

Cécile Henry

Regulatory and compliance expert at Seqlense. Cécile authors every Seqlense Note, bringing hands-on experience and a pragmatic approach to regulatory analysis, with a focus on real operational impact rather than abstract theory. Her work covers French, Luxembourg and Belgian regulators, EU frameworks (MiCA, DORA, AML), and the operational reality of compliance in financial services and crypto.

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