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				 Back issues of Compliance & Risk Journal 
  
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 March/April 2016 Volume 5, Issue 2 
  
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 News Items 
- EU and US agree new pact for data transfer across the Atlantic
 
- Qualcomm agrees to settle bribery charges for $7.5m
 
- EC confirms one year delay for entire MiFID II package
 
- New regulations for UK gender pay gap reporting
 
- In-house legal counsel subject to the Senior Managers Regime?
 
- New legal remedies for zero hours contract workers
 
- First conviction for Bribery Act corporate offence
 
 
  
Articles 
- Invalidity of EU-US Safe Harbor: Practical Implications Part 1 - Sana Khan, Attorney at Arista Networks Inc
 
- New guidelines on sentencing for health and safety and food safety: Will they make a difference? - Ailish Oxenforth, DLA Piper UK LLP
 
- Financial services sector update: new rules on regulatory references and whistleblowing - Sarah Ozanne, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP
 
- Book review - Business Social Responsibility: CSR for SMEs - reviewed by Brendan O’Brien, Vice President, Legal, Barclays Bank
 
 
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 January/February 2016 Volume 5, Issue 1 
  
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 News Items 
- Thames Water fined £1m for polluting Grand Union Canal
 
- Insider trading prosecution starts putting FCA reputation in spotlight
 
- Consultation on British bill of rights set for 2016
 
- SRA backs call for independent legal regulators
 
- Who will head FCA?
 
- China’s forex regulator reassures global markets
 
- Revised UK water merger regime takes effect
 
 
  
Articles 
- Time for a holiday? Overtime, commission and the holiday pay problem - Stephen Ratcliffe & Robert Marsh, Baker & McKenzie LLP
 
- Practitioner’s insight into the new EU Data Regulation - Sana Khan, Attorney at Arista Networks Inc.
 
- The Brussels Regulation (recast) - Sarah Grenfell & Kushal Gandhi, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP
 
 
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 November/December 2015 Volume 4, Issue 6 
  
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 News Items 
- New guidelines on sentencing for health & safety offences
 
- FCA sets out new whistleblowing requirements for regulated firms
 
- UK boards not facing up to Brexit risks
 
- Takeover Panel censures Freshfields and HFW
 
- New chief legal ombudsman appointed
 
- US safety report causes crisis at airbag company
 
 
  
Articles 
- UK Consumer Rights Act 2015: Reforms to the private enforcement of competition law - Howard Cartlidge & Lucy Davies Olswang LLP
 
- The Vital Verifications: risks inherent in verifying online compliance training - Keith Read, LRN
 
- Software review: Technology company: Comprobo Technology: Presence Assure View Assure RoboProctor - Keith Read, LRN
 
- The UK Consumer Rights Act 2015: Unfair contract terms considered - Eimear O’Brien, Hogan Lovells LLP
 
 
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 September/October 2015 Volume 4, Issue 5 
  
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 News Items 
- Regulator investigation highlights possible abuse in energy markets
 
- New acting head of Financial Conduct Authority steps into position
 
- British bill of rights in the offing
 
- SRA considers alternative to client account
 
- Single Resolution Mechanism implemented in Germany
 
- New cartel director at UK competition regulator
 
- UK power stations closed ahead of EU regulations on air quality
 
 
  
Articles 
- Fourth Money Laundering Directive: increased risk management requirements - Dr. Joachim Kaetzler & Tanja Kordys, CMS Hasche Sigle
 
- Many parties, many risks Part 2: Managing your third parties - Keith Read, LRN
 
- “Guilty until proven innocent”: Senior bankers should look to the UK Bribery Act to avoid liability - Rhys Novak, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
 
 
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 July/Aug 2015 Volume 4, Issue 4 
  
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 News Items 
- Facebook wins latest privacy case but the battle continues
 
- Uber under threat of ban in France and at home for breach of regulations
 
- Electrolux $3.3bn bid for GE appliances blocked by US Department of Justice
 
- German regulator launches Deutsche LIBOR probe
 
- Drop in dawn raids as FCA focuses elsewhere
 
- Shortage of Compliance Officers in Asia
 
- FCA chief resigns
 
 
  
Articles 
- Corporate involvement in political activities: risks and rules - Peter van Veen, Transparency International UK
 
- Many parties, many risks Part 1: Who are your third parties? - Keith Read, LRN
 
- Big business and modern slavery: what your organisation should be doing - Paul Henty & Simon Holdsworth, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
 
 
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