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US SEC plan to cut company filings met with flood of protests August 27, 2026 | Neil Roland

The US Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal to reduce company financial disclosure requirements from quarterly to twice a year has been met with overwhelming opposition from commenters, a study has fo... (more story)

Sports company co-owners admit in US to fraud scheme involving FIFA media rights August 27, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A father and son who co-own an Argentine sports marketing company admitted Thursday in a New York federal court to participating in a fraud scheme involving bribes to soccer officials to obtain media rights to... (more story)

Agri company forfeits $5.2m in UK police settlement over suspected laundering August 27, 2026 | Martin Coyle

ENEX Premium Trading, an agricultural trading company linked to suspected money laundering and sanctions evasion, has forfeited millions of dollars, following action taken by a specialized UK police agency.

Dolfin Financial trio banned from UK financial services over visa scheme August 26, 2026 | Martin Coyle

The co-founder and owner of Dolfin Financial, as well as two of its former senior executives, have been banned from the UK’s financial services industry for a multimillion-pound scheme that helped clients to b... (more story)

Heads of sports marketing firms to admit in US to paying bribes over FIFA broadcasts August 25, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The father-and-son co-owners of an Argentine sports marketing company are expected to admit to paying tens of millions of dollars in bribes to soccer officials to obtain media and marketing rights to soccer to... (more story)

New rule may render Corporate Transparency Act case moot, US tells Supreme Court August 24, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The US Supreme Court should deny a case challenging the constitutionality of the Corporate Transparency Act because a rule removing its reporting requirements from Americans may moot the claims from a small bu... (more story)

Iran secondary-sanctions risk expanded under US ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ August 24, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday threatened secondary sanctions against anyone doing business with several Iranian economic sectors, saying the US is launching “an economic onslaught” against Iran’s ... (more story)

Big tech must do more to fight investment fraud, UK financial regulator says August 24, 2026 | Imogen Howse

Major tech companies should help combat the significant increase in investment fraud by taking a more proactive approach to tackling illegal content across their platforms, a senior official at the UK's Financ... (more story)

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US real estate rule far less burdensome than anticipated, compliance firm says August 26, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The burdens and costs of complying with a rule requiring reporting of certain US residential real estate transactions appear to be far lower than the government had projected or than a company suing to overtur... (more story)

US beneficial ownership disclosure rule condemned by lawmakers, campaigners August 14, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A new US rule permanently eliminating corporate ownership disclosure requirements on Americans was condemned by lawmakers, observers and others as encouraging money laundering in the US. The US Treasury Depart... (more story)

Broadening of scope for individual misconduct spells risks for UK businesses August 10, 2026 | Martin Coyle

New UK legislation broadening the liability for companies whose senior managers commit wrongdoing brings increased pressure for corporates to map out the exposures they face. But while enforcement could be som... (more story)

UBS brokerage unit's customers a gallery of rich, risky, US FinCEN says August 07, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A UBS brokerage unit didn't update the risk profiles associated with certain customers in line with its anti-money laundering compliance obligations, according to its recent settlement with the US Treasury Dep... (more story)

As suspicious M&A share trading rises, UK watchdog stresses need to be proactive August 06, 2026 | Maciej Boguslawski

The UK financial watchdog's latest metrics for market cleanliness — broadly designed to uncover insider dealing around takeovers — show a rise in suspicious activity that suggests a problem needing to be tackl... (more story)

UK pensions case shows judges aren’t scared to push back on FCA enforcement bite August 05, 2026 | Martin Coyle

The upholding of industry bans on two “dishonest” pension advisers was welcomed by the UK’s financial regulator on Tuesday, but the Financial Conduct Authority has once again seen its bite softened by judges. ... (more story)

Cartel allegations in Scoular bribery case show US enforcement priorities July 24, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Nowhere in the public docket in the Scoular case are there any mentions of cartel-related bribery, but the white-collar defense bar has seized on the claim in the US Justice Department's statement, saying the ... (more story)

Trinidad court cites US disdain of rights, blocks extradition of ex-FIFA official July 22, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The Trump administration has shown an “very public and very vocal disregard” for the legal rights of non-citizens, a Trinidad and Tobago court said in a recent ruling that permanently blocked the extradition o... (more story)