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July compliance news round-up

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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On-demand webinar: The Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive – What Now?

In this webinar, we shared up-to-date guidance on the application of the Fifth Money Laundering Directive and general anti-money laundering compliance.

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January 15, 2020

Every VinciWorks webinar in 2019

In 2019 we hosted nine free webinars with on hot compliance topics such as GDPR, the SRA’s Standards and Regulations, health and safety and more.

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December 23, 2019

On-demand webinar: SRA Standards and Regulations – Your questions answered

We were joined by the SRA's Policy Associate Jatinderpal Loyal to answer questions solicitors have on the new SRA Standards and Regulations.

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December 4, 2019

On-demand webinar: Health and safety at work — beyond ticking the box

In this webinar, we were joined by Professor Andrew Sharman, Managing Partner of RMS, to give guidance on improving health and safety culture at work.

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November 27, 2019

On-demand webinar: Whistleblowing — Understanding your rights and responsibilities

In this webinar, we were joined by the EU Commission’s Policy Officer Maria Mollica to share guidance and insights on the EU Whistleblowing Directive.

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November 20, 2019

On-demand webinar: Understanding the SRA Regulatory Reforms

In this webinar, we were joined by the SRA's Policy Associate Jatinderpal Loyal to examine the key changes under the new Standards and Regulations.

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September 18, 2019

On-demand webinar: DAC6 — Understanding tax disclosure requirements

In this webinar, our DAC6 experts helped dissect the new regulation and gave guidance on reporting and training requirements under DAC6.

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June 19, 2019

On-demand Webinar: Diversity and inclusion — how to lead the way

During our diversity webinar, we look at the initiatives implemented by Pinsent Masons and explore how organisations can apply them to their workplace.

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June 5, 2019

AML, Legal sector, SRA

SRA’s £600,000 AML crackdown exposes a deeper problem: compliance neglect in the legal sector

Over the past six months, the SRA has fined 59 law firms a combined £600,000 for failing to

Naomi Grossman

Germany’s corporate penalty reform: Prepare for bigger fines

Germany is preparing a significant change to the way companies are fined for corporate misconduct. The proposed reform

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Data privacy, Data Protection, GDPR

GDPR eight years on: why compliance can no longer sit in a policy folder

This is the first in a three-part series on GDPR now. It is based on a webinar that

Naomi Grossman

May compliance news round-up

Major laws we’re tracking: UK regulatory update The King’s Speech on 13 May announced the current government’s legislative

Nick Henderson-Mayo

£325 billion a year: the UK’s hidden illicit financial flows

At least £325 billion of illicit financial flows move through the UK each year, roughly 10 % of

Sara Henna Dahan

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What’s new in Astute LXP – May 28th 2026 update (v3.5.3)

This month’s update brings continued polish across LXP Reporting, Instructor-Led Training, and day-to-day administration in Astute. Several changes

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AML, AML compliance, AML training, Money laundering regulations 2026

Money Laundering Regulations 2026: Survey finds six in ten regulated firms unprepared as June deadline approaches

Our latest survey of 334 compliance professionals across the UK’s regulated sectors has found that more than half

Asha Purohit

AI, AI Act, Digital omnibus

EU publishes landmark high-risk AI guidance as compliance clock resets under Digital Omnibus

The European Commission has finally published its long-awaited draft guidance on how AI systems should be classified as

Naomi Grossman

What the Crime and Policing Act’s senior attribution model means for law firms

The Crime and Policing Act 2026 should make law firms look again at how authority is exercised across

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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SRA’s £600,000 AML crackdown exposes a deeper problem: compliance neglect in the legal sector

Naomi Grossman

Germany’s corporate penalty reform: Prepare for bigger fines

Nick Henderson-Mayo

GDPR eight years on: why compliance can no longer sit in a policy folder

Naomi Grossman

May compliance news round-up

Nick Henderson-Mayo

£325 billion a year: the UK’s hidden illicit financial flows

Sara Henna Dahan

What’s new in Astute LXP – May 28th 2026 update (v3.5.3)

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Money Laundering Regulations 2026: Survey finds six in ten regulated firms unprepared as June deadline approaches

Asha Purohit

EU publishes landmark high-risk AI guidance as compliance clock resets under Digital Omnibus

Naomi Grossman

What the Crime and Policing Act’s senior attribution model means for law firms

Nick Henderson-Mayo

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