UK Home Office’s Survey on Public Perceptions of Corruption shows growing public concern over corruption, driven by doubts about political integrity, public-sector conduct, and influence of money in politics

The research finds that although most people have limited direct experience of corruption, they believe it is widespread, particularly in areas involving political influence, procurement, lobbying, and the behaviour of senior officials — with trust closely tied to...

FCA’s survey on Financial Crime Controls in Corporate Finance firms exposes major AML gaps, with two-thirds failing key standards and urging stronger risk assessment, due diligence, and oversight

The FCA’s review reveals that a notable proportion of corporate finance firms fail to maintain comprehensive business-wide risk assessments or adequately monitor their appointed representatives. Strengthening these controls is essential to ensuring compliance with the...