"upcoming regulations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to new laws, rules, or guidelines that will be put into effect in the near future. Example: "Businesses should start preparing for the upcoming regulations on data privacy that will be implemented next year."
DealBook » BNP Is Said to Mull $700 Million Private Equity Sale | BNP Paribasas, the largest French bank, is considering selling a $700 million private equity portfolio, as upcoming regulations are set to impose higher capital requirements on the private equity activities of banks, people close to the situation told The Financial Times.
The upcoming regulations have been the subject of intense lobbying by utilities that argue the rules would force them to switch to more expensive fuels or install costly equipment on power plants to reduce the amount of mercury being spewed into the air.
He called for further analysis of whether the current and upcoming regulations would be sufficient.
We will see increased requirements on IP [intellectual property] to support the upcoming regulations.
Due to current and upcoming regulations to address the adverse impacts of particulate matter (PM) from shipping emissions, the maritime sector is required to find energy-efficient ways to comply mainly by using low fuel sulfur content (FSC) in regulated seas.
If Amazon can solve some of the harder sense-and-avoid issues (like small power lines), then maybe Prime Air will take off sooner than many of use expected (assuming Amazon manages to work within the FAA's upcoming regulations for commercial drones).
France has a great model, Buddy Michini of Airware said, pointing to the common sense regulation that the US largely mirrored in the creation of its upcoming regulation.
The CFPB's upcoming regulation of the industry will offer innovators unprecedented opportunities for capturing business from borrowers who may have previously resorted to costly payday loans.
We see this as a strategy to not be locked in when the uncertainties related to the upcoming regulation decrease and the attractiveness of the different alternatives becomes clearer.
But Rees said that he's optimistic that any upcoming regulation surrounding payday loans would likely just "get rid of a lot of bad actors" and that Elevate would prevail because their standards are in line with the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau CFTBB).
However, with or without Curve, upcoming regulation in Europe/U.K. in the form of PSD2 and Open Banking, has already put the banks' ability to lock up your spending data on notice.
