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FCA naming and shaming gets real
Challenge by firm to seek judicial review of FCA decision fails but case provides an insight into FCA decision-making and the approach to investigation announcements.
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Google given ‘strategic market status’ by UK competition regulator
The CMA has said the decision was made following extensive consultation and after Google met legal tests.
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TikTok exposing children to porn is in breach of UK law, new report says
Researchers set up accounts pretending to be 13-year olds and set relevant filters, but were still able to see pornographic content due to TikTok’s algorithm. Legal experts believe this violates the UK’s Online Safety Act.
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UK NDA ban – is this the end of silence clauses?
What the UK’s government’s NDA ban means for corporate investigations. Opinion from lawyers specializing in employment, regulation and disputes.
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FCA work in review: July 25-August 1, 2025
Our regular roundup of FCA activity.
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Global trend: Brazilian and US guidelines on the use of AI by government authorities
Overview of guidelines for the use of AI in criminal investigations and public security intelligence operations in Brazil and the US.
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When should companies self-report?
The SFO’s recent guidance is just one piece of a larger puzzle.
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What you need to know about the FCA’s new Enforcement Guide
The ENFG is a more concise, user-friendly guide that focuses on how the FCA investigates and takes enforcement action.