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Corporate Crime & Compliance UK
UK Corporate Crime & Compliance provides breaking news and analysis on enforcement and white collar crime in Europe. Coverage includes internal investigations, whistleblower rights, executive responsibility, tax evasion, criminal market abuse and insider dealing actions, anti-money laundering, bribery, corruption and sanctions enforcement.
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Latest News in Corporate Crime & Compliance UK
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February 05, 2026
Billionaire Lewis' Pilots Ink SEC Deals Over Insider Trading
Two private-jet pilots for British billionaire Joseph Lewis have agreed to pay the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission a total of more than $233,300, resolving the regulators' civil claims accusing them of trading on confidential information, according to filings in New York federal court.
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February 05, 2026
Apple Avoids Heightened EU Rules For Ads, Maps
The European Commission announced Thursday that Apple's Ads and Maps features aren't used enough in the European Union to warrant imposing interoperability and other obligations foisted on other services from Apple and other major technology companies deemed "gatekeepers" under the Digital Markets Act.
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February 05, 2026
OFSI Overhauls Its Powers, But Lawyers Doubt Impact
Moves to double the fining powers of Britain's sanctions watchdog would have little impact on enforcement, lawyers fear, although they say that a proposed program for agreeing settlements with companies could be just enough to speed up the regulator's cases.
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February 05, 2026
Catalan Leaders Regain Immunity From Referendum Charges
The European Union's highest court overturned the decision of the bloc's parliament to strip a Catalan separatist leader and two colleagues of political immunity on Thursday, after they were charged with misusing public money to fund a failed Catalan independence referendum.
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February 05, 2026
Plane Part Lessor Bids To Revive Breach Claim Over Fraud
An Irish aircraft component lessor on Thursday sought to revive its claim against a Thai plane maintenance company it alleges caused the lessor to send $824,900 to someone impersonating both companies in emails.
Areas of Coverage
- ENFORCEMENT & LITIGATION
- Actions involving insider dealing and market abuse
- Commercial fraud litigation
- Bribery, corruption and anti-money laundering matters
- Sanctions violations
- Tax fraud and evasion
- Whistleblower discrimination claims
- Professional disqualifications
- Extradition and unexplained wealth orders
- AGENCIES
- Serious Fraud Office
- Crown Prosecution Service
- National Crime Agency
- Financial Conduct Authority
- European Anti-Fraud Office
- European Securities and Markets Authority
- HM Customs & Revenue
- U.K. Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation
- POLICY & REGULATION
- U.K. and European Union regulation and legislation covering criminal and quasi-criminal enforcement powers
Readership
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- Barristers
- Corporate counsel and compliance officers at major companies
- Judges and court staff