Webinar: Corporate compliance and regulatory policy in 2025

Corporate compliance 2025: How the new U.S. & U.K. leadership are shaping regulatory policy This webinar will examine the implications of two historic elections for corporate compliance leaders. Join for a fireside chat with Matt Kelly, former Editor of Compliance Week, and Founder of Radical Compliance, and Zachary Rothstein, Corporate Compliance Lead at Xapien, as…

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Webinar recording: Corporate compliance and regulatory policy in 2025

Corporate compliance 2025: How the new U.S. & U.K. leadership are shaping regulatory policy  Webinar summary This webinar will examine the implications of two historic elections for corporate compliance leaders. Join for a fireside chat with Matt Kelly, former Editor of Compliance Week, and Founder of Radical Compliance, and Zachary Rothstein, Corporate Compliance Lead at…

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Webinar: The future of philanthropic due diligence in 2025

 The future of philanthropic due diligence: New standards and technology in 2025 Webinar summary Philanthropic due diligence has evolved rapidly in recent years, with increasingly formalised and centralised due diligence processes, and the adoption of AI reshaping the landscape. Join Rhodri Davies of Why Philanthropy Matters and Jess Denny from Xapien as they discuss the…

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Webinar: What does the Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act mean for law firms in 2025

The Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act for law firms in 2025 Webinar summary The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) is reshaping the regulatory landscape for law firms, increasing responsibilities to combat economic crime, particularly fraud, and enhance corporate governance. As part of these reforms, the Act seeks to bring greater transparency and…

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Why databases aren’t sufficient for AML risk assessments

While screening is a necessary first step in assessing client risk, it provides only a partial view. These static lists determine whether a client is sanctioned, a PEP, or appears on a watchlist. Screening systems rely heavily on structured databases, which tick a “yes” or “no” box. However, they fail to offer a wider perspective on the client’s overall risk profile. 

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The AML compliance challenge impacting law firm bottom lines

Many law firms have a centralised client onboarding process supported by standardised AML policies. In these systems, client-facing staff or partners collect essential client information. The compliance team then reviews it according to the firm’s AML risk appetite, policies, and applicable AML regulations. Compliance teams typically include junior analysts overseen by a few specialised lawyers…

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Taking a risk-based approach to client onboarding: a case study with Pinsent Masons

Taking a risk-based approach to client onboarding: Pinsent Masons case study Taking a risk-based approach to AML compliance with traditional tools and methodologies is slow and arduous, leading to an unbalanced approach to AML risk management. This e-book explores why firms are falling short in adopting a risk-based approach, and how Pinsent Masons are collaborating…

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