Thursday 15th January | The global regulatory landscape entered 2026 with significant change underway. Across APAC, Europe, North America and emerging markets, governments are tightening rules on data protection, cryptocurrency, AML/CTF, cyber security, ESG reporting and human rights.
With major developments affecting sanctions, Syria, proliferation financing and the US war on drugs, compliance teams need to prepare for new cross-border risks, heightened enforcement and a more complex international environment.
In this webinar, we took you through the most important global compliance trends shaping 2026. From new data protection laws in Asia and India’s forthcoming Digital India Act, to Australia’s landmark Tranche 2 AML reforms and Hong Kong and Singapore’s cyber security changes, we explained what organisations should focus on in the year ahead. We also explored regulatory acceleration in the United States, including SEC climate disclosures, crypto rules, and a tougher sanctions posture.
Watch this on-demand webinar to hear VinciWorks experts cover global compliance in 2026, including practical takeaways and answers to common questions.
What this webinar covered
- New APAC data protection laws and enforcement trends
- Global crypto regulation, including licensing, stablecoin rules and cross-border AML risks
- United States updates: AI regulation, SEC climate disclosures, FinCEN rules and crypto obligations
- Australia’s Tranche 2 AML regime and lessons from UK and EU enforcement
- Hong Kong and Singapore cyber security duties for critical infrastructure
- Developments in bribery, corruption and gifts and hospitality compliance across major markets
- ESG, supply chain and human rights due diligence requirements worldwide