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What’s new in Astute LXP – January 2026 update (v3.4.6)

This month’s update focuses on making enrolments and re-enrolments clearer and more predictable for administrators, alongside a set

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

UK regulatory outlook for financial crime compliance January 2026: SFO issues new bribery red flags and raises the bar on corporate cooperation

As 2026 begins, the UK is sharpening its focus on bribery, fraud and anti-money laundering (AML). The Serious

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Sara Henna Dahan

Singapore’s new workplace fairness law: What it means for compliance

By the end of 2027, Singapore will introduce its first unified statutory framework to address workplace discrimination through

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • Data, Data Protection, GDPR

When GDPR doesn’t apply: What a train announcement can (and can’t) teach us about data protection

GDPR is often treated as a catch-all mechanism for resolving any dispute that feels “data-related”. But a recent

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Naomi Grossman

  • AML, cryptocurrency, Fraud

How Ruja Ignatova built a $4b fraud and why it matters for crypto and AML

In 2014, a new cryptocurrency emerged with the idea that it would revolutionise the financial world. It was

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Naomi Grossman

10 priorities for cyber security experts in 2026

The cybersecurity landscape is expanding at an unprecedented pace as digital transformation accelerates across industries. Many organisations now

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • AI, Data, GDPR, GPT Health

When AI meets healthcare: The compliance challenges of GPT Health 

Big AI models are rapidly moving into regulated sectors, and healthcare is no exception. Recent developments show regulators

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Naomi Grossman

  • AI, AI Act, EU

AI regulation in Europe: Enforcement is fragmented, the rules are shifting and businesses are caught in the middle

For many businesses, the EU AI Act still feels like a future problem. Something complex, unfinished, and safely

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Naomi Grossman

Your guide to thriving in a volatile regulatory landscape 

Regulatory change is constant, cross-border, and increasingly interconnected across areas such as data protection, sanctions, ESG, AI governance,

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

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