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 September/October 2018 Volume 7, Issue 5 
  
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ING to pay record €775m in money laundering penalties 
 
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Amazon investigates allegations into staff bribery by third party sellers 
 
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Sanofi to pay $25m to settle corruption charges 
 
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EU probes luxury car manufacturers over possible cartel behaviour 
 
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Europe plans new money-laundering measure 
 
- Centrica to pay out £2.7m for overcharging customers
 
 
  
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Employee competition: mitigating the risks - Toni Lorenzo, Lewis Silkin LLP 
 
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Cyber crime: court-assisted breach containment - Ali Vaziri, Lewis Silkin LLP 
 
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Effective whistle-blowing: twelve steps to a high-performance hotline - Keith Read, Corporate Governance Expert 
 
 
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 July/August 2018 Volume 7, Issue 4 
  
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Google hit with record €4.3bn fine for abuse of dominant position 
 
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Danske Bank pledges to forfeit gains from money laundering scandal 
 
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Irish DPC concludes investigation into Yahoo data breach 
 
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EU warns Airbnb on pricing transparency 
 
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Commission fines Altice Group €125.5M for breach of merger rules 
 
- Pimlico Plumbers - Supreme Court confirms plumber was a ‘worker’
 
 
  
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Sentencing guidelines: courts getting tougher on health and safety - Mary Lawrence & Philip Newton, Osborne Clarke LLP 
 
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FinTech rewards and risks: Evolution or revolution? - Sam Robinson & Yasmin Kaur Yohal, CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP 
 
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Making ethics interesting: how to combat compliance training fatigue - Keith Read, Corporate Governance Expert 
 
 
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 May/June 2018 Volume 7, Issue 3 
  
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Hermes prepares to fight latest gig economy claim 
 
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21st Century Fox's London office raided in market abuse inquiry 
 
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BBC conducts modern slavery investigation 
 
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Irish ‘accidental Americans’ may get US tax bills 
 
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Barclays’ CEO fined over £660,000 in whistleblower decision 
 
- Home Office use of immigration regulations raises concerns
 
 
  
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Fourth money-laundering directive: a risk-based approach - Jonathan Grimes, Kingsley Napley LLP 
 
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Whistle-stop tour: key employment law compliance for 2018 - John Evason & Anne-Marie Davies, Baker McKenzie LLP 
 
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Corporate governance update: focus on fairness - Tom Gosling, Marcus Peaker & Roz Crawford, PwC LLP 
 
 
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 March/April 2018 Volume 7, Issue 2 
  
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Gender pay gap reporting reveals huge disparity in some sectors 
 
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EU announces measures aimed at taxing the digital economy 
 
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Exiting SFO chief urges retention of deferred prosecutions 
 
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Government prepares for Brexit with IP agreement 
 
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UK Payment Systems Regulator conducts dawn raids in first competition investigation 
 
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Facebook's privacy practices under investigation by FTC 
 
 
  
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Gender pay gap reporting: first impressions - Emma Bartlett, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP 
 
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CJEU King v Sash Windows: a question of paid leave - Stephen Ratcliffe & Richard Cook, Baker McKenzie LLP 
 
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PSD2: what has changed? - Bill McCaffrey, CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang 
 
 
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 January/February 2018 Volume 7, Issue 1 
  
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BBC gender pay gap sparks human rights probe 
 
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Enter MiFID II for greater transparency in the European financial markets 
 
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New Lord Chancellor 
 
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Data breach costs Carphone Warehouse £400,000 
 
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Compulsory reporting of CO2 emissions from large ships 
 
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Regulator says justice system at risk from falling forensic standards 
 
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Calls for new Unified Patent Court to be retained post-Brexit 
 
 
  
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Helping companies respond with a global approach to bribery and corruption - Rory Donaldson & Tilly Prior, Transparency International UK 
 
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Digital markets Part 2: selective distribution and online selling restrictions - Paul Henty & Rory Ashmore, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP 
 
 
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