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Issue 7 - Q3 2026

Stay ahead of today's interconnected risks.

In Issue 7, we explore how sanctions, regulatory divergence, enforcement activity and geopolitical change are creating new challenges for organisations operating across global markets.

Our experts examine the evolving sanctions landscape, shifting enforcement priorities, regulatory convergence, corporate accountability and governance, alongside findings from our latest Corporate Risk Radar research.

Explore the latest edition for practical perspectives on navigating today’s regulatory landscape and managing risk across an increasingly complex global environment.

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In this third edition, we turn our focus to regulation and integrity in a complex global environment. As businesses navigate increasingly divergent regulatory regimes, this issue explores how compliance and ethical leadership can become strategic assets.The lead article examines how effective governance and principled decision-making can support sustainable growth in decentralised, high-risk settings, while also outlining key regulatory trends shaping the global business environment.

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