News & Articles

29 July 2025
Thought Leadership Piece UK "Why Compliance Breaches Persist - And What Boards Must Do Differently"
Despite the billions invested in compliance infrastructure over the past two decades, major failures continue to make headlines. This contradiction demands serious reflection, not just from management, but from boards. The issue is no longer awareness, policy, or intention. It’s execution and oversight.

Simon Collins

12 June 2025
Read here our views following our continued internal debate on the FCPA following Deputy Attorney General's announcement on 9 June 2025
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Ted Edelman

24 January 2025
Read here a thought leadership piece written by Simon Collins exploring how leaders use and abuse their platforms of power and influence and importantly what we can do to change this in our new and improved world of better global citizenship.​
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Simon Collins
3 November 2023
Read here the article written by Lord Gold following the PACCAR Judgment.
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David Gold
11 January 2021
Lord Gold writes about the Bribery Act - ten years since it came into force.
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David Gold
6 October 2020
Keep corporate standards
close to home
Lord Gold writes about the need for international companies to keep a tight check on what is happening in their overseas operations.

David Gold

8 July 20255
Thought Leadership Piece UK "DOJ Signals narrower, more efficient use of Enforcement Monitors"
Recent memoranda and speeches by the US DOJ have announced a shift towards more focused, cost-conscious and collaborative approach to corporate monitorships - intending to be more selective, targeted and efficient. Here's our practical guidance for companies.

Ted Edelman

10 June 2025
Read here our views on how businesses are impacted and what they should do following the US Court of International Trade's decision on 28 May 2025 to strike down President Trump's“Liberation Day” tariffs.
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Ted Edelman

October 2024
The Financier Worldwide:
Often the "new sheriff" is
already in town
You can read the article on the Financier website, where Ted Edelman talks about the growing challenges businesses face with the increased demand for compliance.
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Ted Edelman
26 January 2023
Simon Collins talks about his views on giving advisory boards a broader remit around innovation, focusing the statutory board on stewardship, governance and risk management​
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Simon Collins
24 November 2010
Keep staff sweet:
How should a company deal
with staff complaints?
Lord Gold writes about how companies should deal with staff who have a complaint.
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David Gold
21 September 2020
Corporate ethics -
it's all about behaviours
Lord Gold writes about the slow, difficult process of reforming a negative corporate culture.
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David Gold

30 June 2025
The UK SFO formally joining the IACCC, marks a significant step in the UK's commitment to tackling cross-border financial
crime. A clear signal to multinational companies that international cooperation in
investigating and prosecuting corruption is accelerating—and the compliance stakes are rising.

Ted Edelman

6 May 2025
Thought Leadership Piece
"FCPA Enforcement :
Compliance "as usual"?"
Read here a thought leadership piece written by Ted Edelman reminding businesses that the FCPA is still very much alive and suggesting how now is the perfect time to take advantage of the opportunity to re-evaluate anti-corruption and compliance controls encouraging businesses to keep the foot firmly on the compliance accelerator.​
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Ted Edelman
28 April 2024
Read here the article where Lord Gold is quoted on the debate over quality and independence of lawyer investigations.
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David Gold
3 February 2021
Read here the speech Lord Gold gave at The House of Lords Debate on The Bribery Act.
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David Gold
29 October 2020
Blowing the whistle:
Speak up, if you dare
Lord Gold writes about the issues around employees who wish to speak up about wrongdoing.
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David Gold
24 October 2020
How Covid-19 can lead to a more agile, productive and innovative economy
Simon Collins writes about how the Covid-19 crisis could have some positive long-term consequences.
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Simon Collins