ComplianceLnD Bootcamp Ireland 2026

08.00 – 08.45 - Registrations & Light Breakfast 

08.45 - 09.00 - Opening Address 

09.00 - 10.00 - Embedding Ethical Decision-Making into Everyday Business Practice

Throughout every aspect of a business, decisions are made and risks are taken by all employees and senior management. This panel will explore ethical decision-making from

tone at the top to tone at the tills. It will examine the practical purpose and value of business ethics for firms, employees, customers and other stakeholders, the drivers and

influences that shape individual and corporate behaviour, and the evolving role of

business ethics in a world of increasing laws, rules, and regulations.

10.20 - 11.20 - Navigating the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) 

It is unclear what the rapid rise of AI will ultimately mean for individuals, organisations, and society. This panel will examine the evolving AI landscape, the potential risks and 

rewards and why and how employees and businesses may be using, not using, and

misusing AI technologies. It will also explore what the responsible use of AI in business may look like and how this can be practically achieved. 

11.30 - 12.30 - Tackling Human Vulnerabilities in Fraud & Cybersecurity 

Technology systems and controls provide firms and their employees with critical

protection against fraud and cyber-attacks. This panel will explore how and why such

attacks seek to exploit human vulnerabilities. It will explore common tactics, techniques the increasing sophistication of attacks, and the psychology of the attackers and their

targets. It will also share practical insights into what firms and their employees can do to reduce the risk of attack and be better prepared to identify, prevent, and respond when they happen. 

12.30 – 13.30 - Lunch 

13.30 – 14.30 - Understanding Evolving Data Privacy Responsibilities  

All businesses must ensure appropriate use of customer personal data in their products and services. This panel focuses on understanding and navigating the key principles

rather than the letter of GDPR in front line business practices. It will explore insights

from customer rights and complaints, regulatory breaches and emerging technology, to

support all firms and their employees in navigating the common pitfalls and challenges.

14.40 – 15.40 - AML Practice Beyond Regulatory Requirements 

For firms and employees throughout Ireland, Anti-Money Laundering (AML) starts with

but does not finish with the specific AML legal and regulatory requirements. This panel looks beyond such requirements to examine what AML looks like in practice for the

smallest to largest of firms across all sectors. It will provide valuable cross-sectoral

insights into navigating real-world AML through established best practices and standards and understanding legal and regulatory expectations beyond the rulebooks. 

15.50 – 16.50 - Sectoral Specific Workshops - What’s Behind and What’s Ahead? 

All participants will be divided into sectoral specific breakout workshops. Leveraging the

earlier panel discussions, participants will take part in facilitated discussions on the practical adoption and key challenges of recent legal and regulatory developments for their sector. The workshops will also examine related upstream risks and emerging threats offering practical insights and takeaways for all firms and employees.  

17.00 – 17.15 - Closing Remarks

17.15 – 19.00 - Networking & Entertainment