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AI, Compliance, Data Protection, eLearning, GDPR

Only 3.5% of UK compliance professionals say their organisation is ready for AI regulation, VinciWorks survey finds

VinciWorks research finds only 3.5% of UK compliance professionals say their organisation is fully prepared for AI regulation. Learn where firms are falling behind on training, GDPR compliance and AI governance.

Asha Purohit

AI, AI Compliance, Data Protection

How to build a compliant AI programme: The webinar FAQs

From regulation and risk to rollout and real-world use, here are the answers to the questions you asked us

Naomi Grossman

When diversity issues collide: lessons from Borg-Neal and the BAFTAs

Examining the legal precedent of the BAFTAs Tourette’s incident and what workplaces can learn from this in light of the Borg-Neal tribunal case.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Is your organisation in scope?

The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill expands regulation beyond traditional critical infrastructure and brings many more organisations into scope.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

What the DOJ’s fraud focus means for compliance programs

How the DOJ’s intensified fraud enforcement, including renewed False Claims Act focus, reshapes compliance risk and program expectations.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

The compliance fallout from the 2026 Iran war: Key risks and red flags

How the 2026 Iran war and Ayatollah's assassination is reshaping sanctions risk, crypto capital flight and global compliance exposure.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

February compliance news round-up

What's the latest compliance news and regulatory updates? Our compliance news round-up highlights the latest in regulatory insights.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

UK hits Russia with largest sanctions package yet on war anniversary

The UK’s largest-ever sanctions package targets Russian energy and military sectors. Here's what to know about upcoming stronger enforcement.

Sara Henna Dahan

February 26, 2026

AI, ChatGPT, Legal sector

Is privilege on the line? A US AI ruling UK lawyers can’t afford to ignore

A landmark US decision says consumer AI use can destroy legal privilege. It doesn’t change UK law today, but it may signal what’s coming

Naomi Grossman

February 25, 2026

AI, AI Compliance, Data Protection

How to build a compliant AI programme: The webinar FAQs

In a breathtakingly short amount of time, AI has moved from novelty to necessity. What felt experimental just

Naomi Grossman

When diversity issues collide: lessons from Borg-Neal and the BAFTAs

At the 79th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) on 22 February 2026, Tourette’s syndrome campaigner John Davidson shouted

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Is your organisation in scope?

The UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill marks the most significant overhaul of cross-sector cyber regulation since the

Nick Henderson-Mayo

What the DOJ’s fraud focus means for compliance programs

In January 2026, the DOJ Criminal Division’s Fraud Section published its Year in Review for 2025. The stats

Nick Henderson-Mayo

The compliance fallout from the 2026 Iran war: Key risks and red flags

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed on 28 February 2026 in joint airstrikes by the United

Nick Henderson-Mayo

February compliance news round-up

Major laws we’re tracking: UK regulatory update Most employers are unprepared for the new menopause action plans, according

Nick Henderson-Mayo

UK hits Russia with largest sanctions package yet on war anniversary

On the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the UK has introduced its largest-ever sanctions package, targeting

Sara Henna Dahan

AI, ChatGPT, Legal sector

Is privilege on the line? A US AI ruling UK lawyers can’t afford to ignore

AI is now firmly embedded in legal workflows. From first-draft submissions to regulatory analysis, generative AI tools are

Naomi Grossman

AML, Financial crime, Mexico, money laundering

The financial aftermath of a cartel killing

As we’ve seen this week, when organised crime loses its figurehead, the violence is immediate and visceral. But

Naomi Grossman

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