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5 February 2026

White Collar Crime in 2026: Key Trends in Enforcement and Corporate Liability

2026 kicks off with a dynamic white-collar landscape in the UK. Despite Nick Ephgrave’s early departure as Director of the Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) there are early but meaningful signs that the SFO’s approach to enforcement one year into its five-year strategic plan (2024–2029), is changing in both pace and posture.

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News and Events

  • 29 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Natasha Harrison Shares Thoughts on the UK Disputes Market

    “Everything that’s been papered over for the most part is now starting to come apart”.

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  • 21 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Litigation and Disputes Predictions for 2026: Financial & Restructuring Litigation

    Following on from our Commercial Litigation and Investigations predictions, our partners share their insights into some of the key financial and restructuring litigation themes for the year ahead.

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  • 19 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Litigation and Disputes Predictions for 2026: Investigations

    Building on our Commercial Litigation predictions, our investigations partners share their insights into some of the key themes for the year ahead.

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  • 15 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Litigation and Disputes Predictions for 2026: Commercial Litigation

    As we begin 2026, our partners share their predictions on some of the key litigation and disputes themes and trends for the year ahead.

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  • 5 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Pallas Partners Announces Partner and Counsel Promotions

    We are delighted to announce the promotions of Anastasia Cembrovska and Alessia de Quincey to Partner, effective 1 January 2026. 

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  • 5 January 2026

    News & Announcements

    Tracey Dovaston Shares Thoughts on FCA’s Strategic Change to Opening Investigations

    “Cases no longer appear to be being opened merely for diagnostic purposes, which means less matters are opened and referred to enforcement.”

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