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As the UK strengthens its economic crime framework, compliance professionals face converging challenges across anti-corruption, sanctions, and corporate transparency.

Join us for our annual Business Integrity Forum webinar exploring the latest anti-corruption developments and what they mean for your organisation in 2026.

Our expert panel will break down the latest developments under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA), new “failure to prevent” offences, and increasing coordination on corruption, money laundering and sanctions breaches between the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), and other regulators, in the UK and beyond.

Discover the key risks and trends redefining compliance expectations and learn how cross-border enforcement, geopolitical tensions, and heightened transparency demands are driving a new era of joined-up compliance obligations.

Whether you oversee compliance, legal, or risk, this webinar will help you prepare for the enforcement challenges of 2026 and beyond.

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If you're committed to pushing your anti-corruption and integrity efforts further, we'd love to have you join us. Speak to our partnerships team to find out more.

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Speakers

  • Keri Doogan Turner

    Keri Doogan-Turner

    Events and Marketing Manager

    Keri leads on convening across the organisation, providing dedicated support to the Business Integrity programme. 

    With dedicated events experience in the not-for-profit sector, Keri brings expertise communicating about a range of topics from effective democracy to responsible investment, gender equality and climate change. She has organised events on behalf of Westminster Foundation for Democracy, ShareAction and ODI.

  • James Ford

    James Ford

    Mayer Brown

    James Ford, senior associate, helps clients to navigate the complex and overlapping worlds of sanctions and export controls, anti-corruption, particularly business and human rights, and anti-money laundering.

    James advises corporates across a range of sectors, including energy, mining, extractives, oil and gas, retail, defence, and transport, as well as a host of financial institutions, insurers, brokers and professional services firms.

  • Tom Jenkins

    Thomas Jenkins

    RPC

    Tom has extensive experience in conducting anti-corruption investigations and advising on the implementation and enhancement of compliance programmes. He has advised clients facing a wide range of white-collar and regulatory defence challenges, including working on multi-jurisdictional investigations involving bribery and corruption, fraud and allegations of market abuse. Tom acts for clients in a broad range of sectors with particular experience in engineering, heavy industry, construction, aviation, oil and gas, finance, commodities trading and healthcare.

  • James Bolton-Jones

    James Bolton-Jones

    Spotlight on Corruption

    James Bolton-Jones has private and public sector experience in investigative and policy research on corruption and financial crime. He read modern and medieval languages (French, Russian and Ukrainian) at the University of Cambridge, and has an MA in Russian and Post-Soviet Politics from UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies.