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  • AML, MLR, NRA

State of Play for AML, part 3: What the 2025 MLR consultation response means for UK compliance

The UK Government’s 2025 response to its consultation on the Money Laundering Regulations (MLRs), indicates that its AML

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Naomi Grossman

The EU’s new anti corruption directive: What comes next

The European Union has reached political agreement on its first comprehensive criminal law framework to address corruption across

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • AML, Crypto, MLR

State of play for AML, part 2: Translating the UK’s AML updates into effective compliance

In Part 1 of this series, we explored the major reforms reshaping the UK’s anti-money laundering (AML) landscape,

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Naomi Grossman

  • AML, MLR, NRA

State of play: What’s happening in AML now

The UK’s anti-money laundering (AML) landscape underwent another wave of significant reform in 2025. With the publication of

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Naomi Grossman

HMRC’s new handbook sheds light on growing trade-based money laundering risks

Luxury goods that were actually phantom shipments, with no goods ever delivered. Agricultural imports that were falsely declared,

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Sara Henna Dahan

  • Data Protection, Ecommerce Directive, GDPR

CJEU’s latest ruling: Why this one matters to ad-powered platforms

Yesterday the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered a landmark verdict in the case of

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Naomi Grossman

Cryptocurrency becomes legal property in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

On 2 December 2025, the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act received royal assent, meaning cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

November compliance news round-up

What’s in this update? UK regulators intensify enforcement on harassment, mental health, bribery, and money laundering, highlighting gaps

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • AI, Law firms

The increasing legal liability of AI hallucinations: Why UK law firms face rising regulatory and litigation risk

AI is now embedded in everyday legal practice from drafting emails to generating contracts to structuring arguments. But

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Naomi Grossman

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