A survey of 334 compliance professionals across the UK’s regulated sectors by compliance eLearning and software provider, VinciWorks, has found that more than half (57%) of firms have either not started preparing for the 2026 amendments to the Money Laundering Regulations or are unsure of their current position, with only four per cent saying they have new policies ready to go.
A poll of 276 HR, health and safety and compliance professionals has found that just under a third (29%) of organisations have committed to publishing a menopause action plan in 2026 or 2027, while most remain uncertain or unprepared.
New research conducted by VinciWorks, the compliance training and software provider, has revealed that the majority of UK organisations are unprepared for the Data Use and Access Act (DUAA), with widespread uncertainty and a critical lack of training, leaving companies exposed to compliance breaches.
A VinciWorks survey conducted at LegalGeek 2025 reveals that cultural resistance and cost are the most significant barriers to law firms adopting modern compliance technology. Despite widespread recognition of the inefficiencies in manual systems, many legal professionals continue to rely on spreadsheets and ad hoc tools due to budget restraints and the fear of change.
CLDigital, a leader in enterprise risk management, resilience, and compliance solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with Brightwell, formerly known as BT Pension Scheme Management and now the primary fiduciary, funding, and member services provider for the BT Pension Scheme and other defined benefit schemes.
A new VinciWorks poll reveals that most organizations are underprepared for the UK’s latest corporate offense, with key failures in fraud training, AML systems, and risk assessments.
Google search data analysed by data and compliance eLearning and software provider VinciWorks has revealed a staggering 16,000% surge in searches for “Data Use and Access Act” in June 2025, the month the legislation received Royal Assent on 19 June.