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The Regulatory Spotlight: December 2026

Join NAVEX’s Regulatory Spotlight on 1 December for a 30-minute briefing on the EU Anti-Corruption Directive, BIS Affiliates Rule, UK whistleblowing consultation and Germany’s supply chain due diligence expectations.

Duration: 30 minutes

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The Regulatory Spotlight: December 2026

Regulatory developments are raising important questions about how organisations prevent corruption, assess business partners and respond to concerns. Which changes need your attention—and what should you consider next? 

Join Erena Langley, Director of Regulatory Solutions at NAVEX, for the second edition of The Regulatory Spotlight, our monthly, 30-minute regulatory briefing. 

In this session, Erena will explore developments across Europe, the UK and the US, explaining where they stand and their practical implications for compliance teams as they prepare for 2027.

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What we’ll cover

  • EU Anti-Corruption Directive: How the Directive fits alongside existing approaches in Germany and France, and what the direction of travel means for organisations operating across Europe. 
  • BIS Affiliates Rule: The latest position on the rule’s scheduled return on 10 November and how its 50% ownership threshold could affect third-party screening, including direct, indirect and combined ownership by listed entities. 
  • UK whistleblowing consultation: Proposals for employer duties around whistleblowing procedures and following up on reports, alongside a proposed financial reward scheme for reporting economic crime to the Serious Fraud Office. 
  • Germany’s supply chain due diligence expectations: Why BAFA says blanket supplier questionnaires and self-declarations cannot replace an organisation’s own risk analysis under the LkSG, and what a risk-based approach involves.

Meet your host

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Erena Langley, Esq.

Director of Regulatory Solutions

NAVEX

Erena advises on regulatory change and compliance, with hands-on delivery experience across Europe, APAC, Latin America, and the US. She is an expert in areas where technology and regulatory interests intersect, drawing on her extensive legal training and experience working in banking, healthcare, robotics and biometric identity compliance, combined with a long history delivering software development projects at large and complex organisations. 

Erena helps businesses cut through legislative complexity and translate it into workable product roadmaps and shipped capabilities, spanning frameworks including EU AI Act, EU Product Liability Directive, CSRD, GDPR, PDPL, and fiscal and security certification standards across Europe, Americas and APAC.  

Erena holds an LLB in English and Welsh Law and an LLM in Banking and Financial Law from Boston University School of Law. She is an active member of the California Bar and was honoured to serve as a law clerk for the Third Judicial District of New York State.

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Leave with an understanding of three important developments, their different timelines and the questions to take back to your legal, HR, risk and compliance teams.