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One partnership, two rulebooks: New US-UK sanctions guidance reshapes compliance

Naomi Grossman

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OFSI is tightening sanctions enforcement: what’s changing and how to prepare

OFSI’s updated sanctions enforcement guidance is now live. Learn what’s changed on disclosure discounts and more, and how to prepare.

Sara Henna Dahan

February 19, 2026

FCA, Financial services, Whistleblowing

How FCA whistleblowing data is quietly shaping regulatory risk

The Q4 2025 figures show that even without formal enforcement, whistleblower intelligence is driving supervision, scrutiny and strategic intervention

Naomi Grossman

February 19, 2026

CCPA, Data privacy, US data privacy

Disney’s $2.75 million data privacy wake-up call

California’s landmark enforcement action against The Walt Disney Company makes it clear that an opt-out must be seamless, comprehensive, and real or it isn’t compliance at all

Naomi Grossman

February 18, 2026

Sanctions compliance failure: Lessons from OFSI’s £160,000 fine against Bank of Scotland

Uncover the details behind the Bank of Scotland sanctions OFSI and how compliance failures can lead to severe penalties.

The VinciWorks Team

February 16, 2026

Employment Rights Act 2025 implementation timeline

The full implementation schedule of every change in the Employment Rights Act 2025, from health and safety to sexual harassment.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

February 12, 2026

Menopause compliance is going through a change: what employers need to know

What employers need to know about menopause compliance, tribunal risk, menopause action plans and the Employment Rights Act 2025.

Nick Henderson-Mayo

February 12, 2026

Data Protection, EDPB, GDPR, WhatsApp

WhatsApp v. the EDPB: Why this €225m GDPR case matters for every business

A landmark ruling from the EU’s top court confirms that companies can directly challenge binding EDPB decisions, reshaping GDPR appeals for businesses in the UK and Europe

Naomi Grossman

February 12, 2026

New 2026 enforcement outlook signals tougher expectations for corporate compliance

Hogan Lovells’ enforcement Outlook for 2026 highlights five trends reshaping corporate compliance. What should you do now to reduce risk?

Sara Henna Dahan

February 11, 2026

FCA, Financial services, Whistleblowing

How FCA whistleblowing data is quietly shaping regulatory risk

At first glance, the FCA’s Q4 2025 whistleblowing data looks like a routine quarterly update. Volumes are down.

Naomi Grossman

CCPA, Data privacy, US data privacy

Disney’s $2.75 million data privacy wake-up call

When The Walt Disney Company agreed to pay $2.75m to settle allegations under the California Consumer Privacy Act

Naomi Grossman

Sanctions compliance failure: Lessons from OFSI’s £160,000 fine against Bank of Scotland

Since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, sanctions enforcement has been in focus, front and centre for UK regulators.

The VinciWorks Team

Employment Rights Act 2025 implementation timeline

The Employment Rights Act completed its passage through Parliament at the close of 2025, marking one of the

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Menopause compliance is going through a change: what employers need to know

The recent employment tribunal decision in Ms L Waller v Swann Engineering Group Limited found that asking a

Nick Henderson-Mayo

Data Protection, EDPB, GDPR, WhatsApp

WhatsApp v. the EDPB: Why this €225m GDPR case matters for every business

In a significant ruling that could reshape the way GDPR fines are challenged across Europe, the Court of

Naomi Grossman

New 2026 enforcement outlook signals tougher expectations for corporate compliance

Enforcement risk is expanding, not narrowing. That is the headline message from Hogan Lovells’ Global Bribery, Investigations and

Sara Henna Dahan

AI Act, AI Compliance, GDPR

Is Ireland setting the pace for AI governance in 2026?

Ireland has now moved from theory to infrastructure in AI regulation. With the publication of the General Scheme

Naomi Grossman

AML, Annex I, FCA

Annexe I firms under fire: The FCA’s AML crackdown enters a new phase

For years, Annexe I firms have occupied the grey zone in UK financial regulation. Commercial lenders, money brokers,

Naomi Grossman

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