The Renters Rights Act 2025 Course, 25 & 27 November 2025, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
The Renters Rights Act 2025 Course, 2 December 2025, London
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place
The Renters Rights Act 2025 Course, 9 & 11 December 2025, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 11 November, 10am - 12pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
The Renters Rights Act 2025 Course - 5 November 2025, Hertfordshire
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
The Renters Rights Act 2025 Course - 5 November 2025, Hertfordshire
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Block Management - 28 & 30 October 2025 (Virtual)
Successful block management requires exceptional organisational skills alongside a strong grasp of legislation, customer service and client expectations. But what exactly is block management? At its core, it is the professional management of groups of units—typically flats or apartments—where shared services and facilities are provided for the benefit of leaseholders.
This comprehensive one-day course will guide you through everything you need to know to set up and run a successful block management service. We cover the administration of blocks in detail, including Section 20 consultation, managing service charges, and other essential processes. You will also learn how to design a bespoke service to meet the specific needs of your clients, with a full Service Level Agreement provided that can be tailored to each individual case.
By the end of the course, delegates will have the confidence, knowledge and practical tools required to deliver a high-quality, professional block management service.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course, 21 & 23 October 2025, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning, 14 October 2025, London
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course, 23 & 25 September 2025, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course - 17 September 2025, Hertfordshire
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course, 5 & 7 August 2025, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning, 30 July 2025, London
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place
Renters Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course - 22 July 2025, Hertfordshire
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course, 1 & 3 July, Virtual
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Renters' Rights Bill Strategic Planning Course - 24 June 2025, London
An overview of the Strategic Planning required for Letting Agents to navigate the Renters’ Rights Bill therefore allowing a smooth transition from old legislation to New. The focus will be fully on ensuring compliance, minimising risk, communicating with landlords & tenants and having a strong action plan in place.
Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 19 June, 10am - 12pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 6 June, 10am - 12pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 21 May, 2.00pm - 4.00pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 8 May, 10.30am - 12.30pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Anti-Money Laundering & Financial Sanctions Compliance for Letting Agents - 25 April, 11am - 1pm (Online Training Session)
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Course Overview:
With financial crime increasingly under the spotlight, regulatory compliance has never been more crucial for professionals operating in the private rented sector. This specialist course provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations and the evolving financial sanctions regime, specifically designed for letting agents operating in England.
Considering HMRC’s updated list of penalties and enforcement strategies, AML compliance will remain a top priority in 2025.
Letting agents must be prepared for rigorous scrutiny, with a focus on risk-based approaches, robust due diligence procedures, and internal reporting frameworks.
Moreover, from May 2025, new legislation introduced by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) will impose mandatory obligations on ALL letting agents—irrespective of the rental value of the property concerned. These changes mean that all firms must urgently review and enhance their internal compliance procedures to ensure alignment with the latest statutory requirements.
This course is essential for letting agents seeking to protect their business, clients, and reputation while remaining fully compliant with current legal duties.
Key Topics Covered:
Overview of the UK’s AML regulatory framework
HMRC’s supervision role and updated penalties for non-compliance
Customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD) requirements
Identifying and reporting suspicious activity
Record-keeping and internal reporting procedures
The role of the MLRO within a letting agency
Introduction to OFSI and financial sanctions enforcement
New May 2025 financial sanctions obligations for all letting agents
Practical implications and implementation strategies
Consequences of non-compliance, including civil and criminal liabilities
Into the Detail understanding the Renters’ Rights Bill - 10 & 12 December, 9.30am-1.30pm
This in-depth course is designed to provide property professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the Renters' Rights Bill and its implications for the lettings industry.
Housekeeping
Zoom links will be shared with you after purchase.
Pricing is per seat - unfortunately we cannot allow anyone to sit on the course who has not purchased a place.
Agenda
Through expert-led sessions, you'll explore key changes in legislation, how they impact landlords, tenants, and agencies, and practical steps for ensuring compliance. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this course will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.
Day to Day and The Law for Lettings - 5 December 2024, Hertfordshire
This exceptional course provides an in-depth overview of the way in which a letting agency needs to run. The content covers a vast array of topics which will enhance the knowledge of anyone working in a Letting Agency.
Into the Detail understanding the Renters’ Rights Bill - 3 December 2024, London
This in-depth course is designed to provide property professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the Renters' Rights Bill and its implications for the lettings industry.
Through expert-led sessions, you'll explore key changes in legislation, how they impact landlords, tenants, and agencies, and practical steps for ensuring compliance. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this course will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.
Into the Detail understanding the Renters’ Rights Bill - 19 & 21 November, 9.30am-1.30pm
This in-depth course is designed to provide property professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the Renters' Rights Bill and its implications for the lettings industry.
Housekeeping
Zoom links will be shared with you after purchase.
Pricing is per seat - unfortunately we cannot allow anyone to sit on the course who has not purchased a place.
Agenda
Through expert-led sessions, you'll explore key changes in legislation, how they impact landlords, tenants, and agencies, and practical steps for ensuring compliance. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this course will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence.