Packaging extended producer responsibility (EPR) is often treated as a sustainability, waste, or finance issue. For companies selling physical products across the EU, it is also a compliance process: the business needs to know where it has obligations, who owns them, what data sup…
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A healthy organization depends on more than policies and procedures. It also depends on whether people feel they can raise a concern without being ignored, discredited, or labeled as difficult. Employees who are close to day-to-day operations are often the first to identify situ…
View More →When both sides have AI: Rethinking incident response management
By Andy Mura
By Andy Mura Ask any incident responder about their worst night on call, and you will hear a story about time. The minutes lost confirming whether an alert was real. The hours spent paging the right people. The days between the first foothold and the moment someone finally said the word “breach�…
View More →By Muqtadir Ahmad Khan
The hidden risk of Level 1 alert fatigue In banking and financial services, sanctions screening is reaching a critical inflection point. Level 1 (L1) teams face an overwhelming volume of alerts where, s. While often treated as a mere capacity constraint, chronic alert overlo…
View More →A practical guide for conducting and supervising internal investigations in India
By Tanya Ganguli
When a serious allegation surfaces (whether through a whistleblower complaint, an internal audit finding, or a regulatory query), the Board of Directors and/or Audit Committee face a set of decisions that must be made quickly and correctly. Who investigates? Who oversees the invest…
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The Women’s National Basketball Association was approved by the NBA Board of Governors on April 24, 1996, and began play in 1997 under NBA sponsorship. The origin matters because the WNBA did not emerge as a fully independent enterprise. It was created inside a larger institution…
View More →Punter Southall: UK’s New Prime Minister and the Possible Compliance Agenda
By Jonathan Armstrong; Vivien Yanni-Gan
and Vivien Yanni-Gan Andy Burnham became the UK’s 59th Prime Minister on 20 July 2026. He comes into office at a difficult time with an increasingly complex international agenda and a wide range of issues facing the UK including the cost-of-living crisis. But why should…
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AI is great at automating complex tasks, and product compliance has historically been a highly complex, manual task. At first glance, this might make AI seem like the perfect solution to modern product compliance challenges. And it can be, when approached in the right way. The probl…
View More →By Glenn Oborne
A vacant governance role does not usually look like a compliance problem. Meetings continue. Papers go out. Filings are made. Someone takes the minutes, someone else follows up the actions, and legal or compliance colleagues cover anything urgent. On the surface, the organization m…
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Media promotions and live events are a central component of modern-day marketing and advertising strategies. The need for brands and entertainment organizations to seek authentic consumer engagement has increased. From influencer-driven promotion and experiential campaigns to tic…
View More →By Jinal Shah, Co-Founder & CEO of Regulativ.ai
, Co-Founder & CEO of Regulativ.ai On 17 January 2025, DORA entered into application across the EU, closing two years of preparation that left most financial entities still working through what compliance required. Over a year later, many of those same teams manage record volumes of …
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This spring, 50 compliance professionals were selected to participate in the SCCE/FBI Corporate Compliance Professional Outreach Event, a unique two-day experience designed to strengthen the relationship between compliance professionals and federal law enforcement. Hosted at FBI Headquarters in Wash…
View More →By T. Markus Funk; Brent Wible
and Brent Wible T. Markus Funk (mfunk@whitecase.com) is a Band 1 White & Case Partner, former federal prosecutor, and conflict-deployed State Department Section Chief. Brent Wible (brent.wible@whitecase.com) is a Partner at White & Case and a seasoned former federal prosecutor wi…
View More →By Vincent Gaudel, financial crime compliance expert at LexisNexis Risk Solutions
When Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, it triggered what many described as a “sanctions storm.” Regulators rapidly expanded sanctions lists, designating thousands of individuals and entities within weeks. C…
View More →By Julia Blokhina
By the time a fraud investigator walks into an organization, the money is usually gone. Wire transfers move within hours. Funds are routed through two or three intermediary accounts before the victim has finished their first call with the bank. What the investigator spends most of …
View More →AI Governance as a Compliance Obligation: Integrating ISO/IEC 42001
By Andrei Lavygin
Artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in business operations, influencing decisions related to hiring, customer interactions, financial assessments, and risk management. As adoption expands, the risks associated with AI are no longer confined to system performance. They …
View More →Navigating Data Privacy and Compliance Challenges in Digital Transformation
By Gowtham Krishna Sibbala
Digital transformation is no longer optional; organizations across industries are adopting cloud platforms, automation, and AI-driven tools to improve efficiency, customer experiences, and competitiveness. While these innovations bring significant business advantages, the…
View More →AI Governance Playbook for Corporate Compliance Teams
By Wilson Masih
Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from experimentation into the operational core of modern enterprises. Financial institutions deploy machine learning to detect fraud. Retail companies use predictive models for pricing and personalization. Healthcare systems rely on algorithm…
View More →By Natasha Pardasani, CCEP-I, ACCA, CMA, CIA
Nothing happens. That sounds like a criticism. It isn’t. Some of the most important decisions I’ve been involved in or helped take to fruition left almost no trace. A vendor due diligence process that quietly stopped. A key hire that didn’t go ahead…
View More →The Compliance Illusion: Why Passing an Audit Doesn’t Mean You’re Secure
By Dharmesh Acharya, Co-Founder at ZeroThreat.ai
One hundred customers. Their highly sensitive information, including full names and business addresses, email addresses and phone numbers, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth. All remained exposed for 6 months (July–Dec 2025). Now, th…
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