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Transparency in the British Overseas Territories: eight years on, where are the public registers?

Sara Henna Dahan

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VinciWorks hosts business continuity masterclass on conducting a tabletop exercise

On 27 February, VinciWorks hosted its second in a series of risk masterclasses where our experts shared insights on how to run a tabletop exercise.

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February 28, 2019

VinciWorks’ Deputy Head of Risk and Advisory to speak at IIRSM Conference 2019

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February 4, 2019

Tabletop exercises – What do you mean I’m on the Business Continuity team?

A tabletop exercise is a facilitated training workshop to test existing business continuity plans to identify any areas which need further action. Learn more.

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December 10, 2018

Omnitrack user experience upgraded

As part of our commitment to providing our clients with better and more efficient products, we have upgraded Omnitrack’s workflows.

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November 29, 2018

On-demand webinar – Bias in the Boardroom and Beyond

In this webinar, Karla Gahan will explore the biases that play a role in the workplace and how to mitigate the risk of those biases clouding judgment.

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November 20, 2018

Transparent risk identification – the four step process

The transparent risk identification process includes the whole organisation and the results are shared throughout the company, requiring full transparency.

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October 24, 2018

VinciWorks kicks off first risk identification masterclass

On Wednesday 17 October, VinciWorks ran its first risk identification masterclass in an impressive Central London venue, the Law Society.

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October 19, 2018

The risk manager’s role in countering unconscious bias

Risk managers have a unique and privileged position in terms of being able to assist in countering unconscious bias, either explicit or implicit.

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October 10, 2018

Risk identification – facing up to awkward risks

Awkward risks are risks that people know about, but are reluctant to publicly raise. It is important that staff feel comfortable raising these risks.

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October 7, 2018

Guernsey firms face serious compliance risks with new fines and new laws

A record enforcement action by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) has sent a clear signal to financial

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Woodall v Google: What the decision means for protected whistleblowing disclosures and sexual harassment

A new Employment Tribunal decision involving Google UK offers a detailed look at the difficult intersection between whistleblowing,

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Democrats make bribery an election issue with proposed doubling of FCPA statute of limitations

A group of Senate Democrats has introduced legislation that would significantly extend the time prosecutors have to bring

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Data Protection, GDPR, GDPR Training

Why Europe’s regulators are turning up the heat on “right to be forgotten” compliance

The right to erasure or the “right to be forgotten,” has always been one of the most visible

Naomi Grossman

California’s new climate disclosure regime: What compliance teams need to know

California has moved climate reporting from voluntary ESG commitments into something closer to regulatory disclosure. Two laws adopted

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Data Protection, DPIA, GDPR

GDPR lessons from the €500k fine against FC Barcelona

Recently, Spain’s data protection authority, the Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD), imposed a €500k fine on

Naomi Grossman

Legal sector, SDT, SRA

Recent SRA decisions highlight compliance blind spots for solicitors and firms

A series of recent enforcement outcomes from the SRA and the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) highlights the regulator’s

Naomi Grossman

What is unlawful DEI? How to follow the EEOC’s guidelines

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs are becoming an increasing legal risk areafor US employers. The Equal Employment

Nick Henderson-Mayo

AI, UK

UK AI copyright in crisis: is a ‘train first, license later’ rule the wrong move?

The UK is once again at the centre of a high-stakes debate over AI and copyright. At issue

Naomi Grossman

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Guernsey firms face serious compliance risks with new fines and new laws

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Woodall v Google: What the decision means for protected whistleblowing disclosures and sexual harassment

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Democrats make bribery an election issue with proposed doubling of FCPA statute of limitations

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Why Europe’s regulators are turning up the heat on “right to be forgotten” compliance

Naomi Grossman

California’s new climate disclosure regime: What compliance teams need to know

Nick Henderson-Mayo

GDPR lessons from the €500k fine against FC Barcelona

Naomi Grossman

Recent SRA decisions highlight compliance blind spots for solicitors and firms

Naomi Grossman

What is unlawful DEI? How to follow the EEOC’s guidelines

Nick Henderson-Mayo

UK AI copyright in crisis: is a ‘train first, license later’ rule the wrong move?

Naomi Grossman

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