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Are your staff betting on Polymarket? It could be a compliance disaster

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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Changes are coming to Australian AML. Its banks need to get ready

Changes are coming to Australia's AML. The banking sector needs to get ready as its risk assessments are high to medium.

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April 2, 2024

Proliferation financing in Australia: the rise of a new money laundering challenge

What are the proliferation financing risks for Australia? From mining to law firms, Australia faces unique money laundering risks.

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April 1, 2024

AML, PF, Proliferation Financing

Mitigating the risk of Proliferation Financing

Mitigate the risks of proliferation financing with our free downloadable policy template for the regulated sector

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March 28, 2024

Proliferation financing in practice: PF case studies and examples

What are some examples and case studies of how proliferation financing works in practice? Key red flag indicators to watch out for in PF.

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March 27, 2024

Proliferation financing in practice: template emails and one-pagers

Access your free to use template emails and template one page explainer documents on proliferation financing for the regulated sector.

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March 25, 2024

AML, Law firm, SRA

How do firms protect themselves in today’s regulatory environment?

How do firms protect themselves in today’s regulatory environment? Straight talk on aligning regulatory priorities

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March 21, 2024

AML, Compliance, Risk

The Law Society to UK government: Limit SRA fining powers

The Law Society called on the UK government to limit SRA fining powers at its risk and compliance annual conference.

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March 21, 2024

Preparing for Tranche-2: Lessons for Australian lawyers and accountants in AML compliance

What will be the Tranche-2 AML changes Australian lawyers and accountants will have to follow? What are the lessons for AML/CTF compliance?

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March 17, 2024

Updated AML & PEP Training: Reflecting the New Landscape

What do the changes in the domestic PEP regime mean for the regulated sector and anti-money laundering compliance officers?

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March 17, 2024

Data Protection, DUAA, GDPR

DUAA Enters Its Next Phase. What do UK businesses need to know?

The UK’s data protection landscape has shifted. The next phase of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025

Naomi Grossman

Demonstrating compliance with Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code

From January 2026, boards of UK premium-listed companies will have to state, explicitly, whether their material internal controls

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Sun, sea and subterfuge: Former premier of Turks and Caicos guilty of bribery

The conviction of Michael Misick, the former premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, brings to a close

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI Act, AI Compliance, EU

The Digital Omnibus isn’t a way to just buy time. Is Parliament rewriting the AI Act’s rules?

For months, the European Commission’s Digital Omnibus proposal was framed as a pragmatic reset. It is a way

Naomi Grossman

Forced labour ban enforced as US detains car tyres under new import order

On 18 December 2025, U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued a new Withhold Release Order (WRO) covering certain

Sara Henna Dahan

From client account to compliance failure: lessons from the SRA’s £68K fine

The SRA’s £68K fine against Scott-Moncrieff & Associates (ScoMo) is not just another AML enforcement headline. It is

Naomi Grossman

Cannabis rescheduling under Trump: What it really changes for banks, SARs, and cannabis risk

In December 2025, the Donald Trump administration issued an executive order directing the federal government to expedite moving

Sara Henna Dahan

CNIL, Data Protection, GDPR

Operational reality under GDPR: Insights from January 2026’s largest fines

The first month of 2026 has already delivered a stark reminder to organisations across Europe: GDPR enforcement is

Naomi Grossman

New Zealand’s Modern Slavery and Worker Exploitation Bill could bring mandatory reporting for large organisations

New Zealand is moving again on modern slavery reform, this time with a bill designed to put clear,

Sara Henna Dahan

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DUAA Enters Its Next Phase. What do UK businesses need to know?

Naomi Grossman

Demonstrating compliance with Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Sun, sea and subterfuge: Former premier of Turks and Caicos guilty of bribery

Nick Henderson-Mayo

The Digital Omnibus isn’t a way to just buy time. Is Parliament rewriting the AI Act’s rules?

Naomi Grossman

Forced labour ban enforced as US detains car tyres under new import order

Sara Henna Dahan

From client account to compliance failure: lessons from the SRA’s £68K fine

Naomi Grossman

Cannabis rescheduling under Trump: What it really changes for banks, SARs, and cannabis risk

Sara Henna Dahan

Operational reality under GDPR: Insights from January 2026’s largest fines

Naomi Grossman

New Zealand’s Modern Slavery and Worker Exploitation Bill could bring mandatory reporting for large organisations

Sara Henna Dahan

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