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Economic Crime And Corporate Transparency Act: Companies House Resets Key Timetable For Reform
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Economic Crime And Corporate Transparency Act: Companies House Resets Key Timetable For Reform

Friday, 11 September 2026

The failure to prevent fraud offence has moved from policy discussion into enforcement reality. Alongside increased attention on corporate cooperation, whistleblowing intelligence and technology, the report reinforces the importance of strong escalation processes, effective compliance frameworks and an organisation-wide anti-fraud culture.

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Beyond Enforcement: Five Governance Takeaways From The SFO's 2025-26 Annual Report
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Beyond Enforcement: Five Governance Takeaways From The SFO's 2025-26 Annual Report

Monday, 7 September 2026

The failure to prevent fraud offence has moved from policy discussion into enforcement reality. Alongside increased attention on corporate cooperation, whistleblowing intelligence and technology, the report reinforces the importance of strong escalation processes, effective compliance frameworks and an organisation-wide anti-fraud culture.

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EQ Monthly Bulletin - August 2026
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EQ Monthly Bulletin - August 2026

Friday, 28 August 2026

A monthly snapshot of the regulatory and governance developments shaping UK markets, helping issuers stay informed and prepared for what’s ahead.

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The New AIM Rules: Key Changes & Practical Considerations For AIM Company Boards
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The New AIM Rules: Key Changes & Practical Considerations For AIM Company Boards

Friday, 28 August 2026

The new AIM Rules introduce important changes for existing companies and prospective applicants. We explore what boards need to know and the practical actions they should consider.

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Tokenised Shares vs. Synthetic Tokens
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Tokenised Shares vs. Synthetic Tokens

Thursday, 27 August 2026

While tokenisation remains at an earlier stage of development in the UK, understanding the terminology and structures involved can help issuers follow developments in digital ownership and market infrastructure. Not every token linked to a company’s shares represents actual ownership or carries the same shareholder rights.

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What The Tokenisation Era Can Learn From The World Wide Web And Open Source
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What The Tokenisation Era Can Learn From The World Wide Web And Open Source

Thursday, 27 August 2026

For issuers and the wider capital markets ecosystem, recent digital history offers valuable context for understanding what may come next. What lies ahead may be unknowable or undefinable, but transformational paths are often reassuringly similar in the way they unfold. From this, organisations can gain a clearer “call to action” for Tokenisation today.

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