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Naomi Grossman

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AI, AI Act, EU

Growing pressure to delay EU AI Act as member states speak out

The EU AI Act was once championed as the gold standard for global AI governance but is now facing calls for delay.

Naomi Grossman

Shell on trial: Why legacy pollution could haunt your supply chain

High Court in London ruled that Shell plc can be held legally responsible for historic oil pollution. What are the compliance implications?

Sara Henna Dahan

A lack of corporate whistleblowing protections undermines failure to prevent fraud preparations

How do whistleblowing protections support preperations for failure to prevent fraud? An HS2 case shows the compliance challenges of ECCTA

Nick Henderson

AML, Crypto, cryptocurrencies

Case study: Lessons from a crypto-enabled laundering case and a new breed of money launderers

Case study: Lessons from a crypto-enabled laundering case, a new breed of money launderers and how to avoid getting involved

Naomi Grossman

How White Deer dodged prosecution: The high-stakes value of self-reporting sanctions breaches

White Deer avoided prosecution by self-reporting sanctions breaches | Here's what every PE firm should know about disclosure.

Sara Henna Dahan

FATF, PF, Proliferation Fimancing, sanctions

FATF seeks a stronger global response to proliferation financing and sanctions

FATF seeks a stronger global response to proliferation financing and sanctions. A new FATF report says the world is not doing enough.

Naomi Grossman

Is your VC ready for the new US AML rules from 1 January 2026?

Starting January 2026, VC and private equity firms must comply with FinCEN's AML regulations under the Bank Secrecy Act. Is your firm ready?

Nick Henderson

Sanctions evasion in Silicon Valley: Inside GVA Capital’s $216 million penalty

GVA Capital faces a $215.9 million penalty from OFAC for severe sanctions violations. A crucial warning for US VCs preparing for AML rules.

Nick Henderson

Sanctions in the frame: The art world’s terrorist financing problem

The art world's terrorist financing problem, linked to Iran and Hezbollah, is coming under scrutiny from regulators, including the UK's OFSI

Nick Henderson

Shell on trial: Why legacy pollution could haunt your supply chain

In a landmark judgment on 20 June 2025, the High Court in London ruled that Shell plc and

Sara Henna Dahan

A lack of corporate whistleblowing protections undermines failure to prevent fraud preparations

The HS2 tribunal case exposes the legal risk of sidelining whistleblowers under new fraud rules From September, large

Nick Henderson

AML, Crypto, cryptocurrencies

Case study: Lessons from a crypto-enabled laundering case and a new breed of money launderers

In February 2024, Semen Kuksov was sentenced to five years and seven months in a UK prison for

Naomi Grossman

How White Deer dodged prosecution: The high-stakes value of self-reporting sanctions breaches

A landmark case under the DOJ’s M&A Policy highlights how private equity can avoid liability through fast action

Sara Henna Dahan

FATF, PF, Proliferation Fimancing, sanctions

FATF seeks a stronger global response to proliferation financing and sanctions

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has released a landmark report, Complex Proliferation Financing and Sanctions Evasion Schemes,

Naomi Grossman

Is your VC ready for the new US AML rules from 1 January 2026?

Venture capital firms are used to operating with high risk, high reward. But there’s one kind of risk

Nick Henderson

Sanctions evasion in Silicon Valley: Inside GVA Capital’s $216 million penalty

The US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has imposed its maximum statutory penalty — a staggering

Nick Henderson

Sanctions in the frame: The art world’s terrorist financing problem

The UK art and luxury goods markets are now under the microscope of sanctions enforcement and terrorist financing

Nick Henderson

FCPA enforcement rebooted: Coping with the Trump Administration’s compliance whiplash

In February 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing the Department of Justice (DOJ) to pause

Nick Henderson

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