From Compliance to Culture: The UK’s New Failure to Prevent Fraud Regime
February 5, 2026 – Thursday – 15.00 – 16.30
2025 marks a significant turning point in the UK’s fraud and corporate criminal liability landscape with the introduction of the new Failure to Prevent Fraud offence. This new regime fundamentally reshapes expectations for organisations by moving beyond traditional compliance frameworks and placing a clear emphasis on corporate culture, governance, and proactive fraud prevention. For companies operating in or connected to the UK market like Türkiye, this development represents not only a legal shift but also a strategic governance challenge that requires immediate attention.
Jointly organised by the Ethics & Reputation Society (TEİD) and The British Chamber of Commerce in Turkey, the webinar titled “From Compliance to Culture: The UK’s New Failure to Prevent Fraud Regime” will provide a comprehensive overview of this new offence and its practical implications.
The webinar will also offer a valuable cross-border perspective, examining how the UK’s new framework interacts with Turkish corporate structures and operations, particularly for organisations with international footprints. This timely discussion aims to equip boards, senior executives, compliance, legal, and risk professionals with actionable insights to prepare for and respond effectively to the UK’s new fraud prevention landscape.
Speakers:
Arzu Cabı, Ethics and Compliance Lead, bp Türkiye
Elly Proudlock, Partner, Linklaters LLP
Dr. Johannes Dittrich, Head of Risk Advisory Europe, Linklaters LLP
Moderator:
Fikret Sebilcioğlu,TEİD Board Member, Founder and CEO, Cerebra Forensic & Integrity







