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How much could a breach of the Employment Rights Act cost your business?

The Employment Rights Act 2025 changes the financial risk calculation for employers. For years, many tribunal risks were

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

  • AI, AI Act, GDPR

GDPR, AI and the end of siloed compliance

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

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Naomi Grossman

What will compliance look like in the 2030s? GRC experts weigh in 

Compliance is changing faster than many organisations can comfortably absorb. From AI becoming embedded into everyday business systems

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Nick Henderson-Mayo

More form styling options and improved data table layouts

Version: 2.151.0 This release continues our form styling improvements with colour and highlight support for form titles and

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R'nana Rapp Goldenhersh

  • 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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Sara Henna Dahan

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