Our global panel discussed how authorities are stepping up antitrust enforcement, the challenges of managing cross-border investigations, and what effective compliance looks like in 2025. Authorities are increasingly proactive and coordinated, using AI and data scraping to detect infringements such as bid rigging, price signalling, parallel pricing, and suspicious labour…
Annual Compliance Conference summary: Supply chains – Navigating ESG and Trade-related Risks
At the Annual Compliance conference recently held in London, the session on âSupply chains – Navigating ESG and Trade-related Risksâ examined the intensifying ESG and trade-related risks facing global supply chains, shaped by shifting political priorities and evolving regulatory frameworks.
Annual Compliance Conference summary: Keynote Speaker Session with Baroness Margaret Hodge (Former Chair, Public Accounts Committee; Anti-Corruption Champion)
At the Annual Compliance conference recently held in London, we were honoured to hear from Baroness Hodge at our Annual Compliance Conference. Baroness Hodge offered a candid and comprehensive overview of the UKâs ongoing challenges and opportunities in tackling economic crime, tax avoidance, and illicit finance.
Annual Compliance Conference summary: US and UK Enforcement in the Current Climate – Strategic Shifts and Global Implications
At the Annual Compliance conference recently held in London, the session on âUS and UK Enforcement in the Current Climate: Strategic Shifts and Global Implicationsâ explored the evolving enforcement landscape across the UK, US, and Latin America, with a particular focus on strategic priorities, inter-agency cooperation, and the practical implications of recent policy shifts.