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Brexit and Business Crime: What Next?

30th July 2019
The UK is receiving a record number of European arrest warrants for suspects that have fled other European Union countries.
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Unexplained Wealth Orders: Will the Trickle Ever Become a Flood?

17th July 2019
With the National Crime Agency having just begun its second case involving unexplained wealth orders (UWOs), Aziz Rahman of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli wonders just how many more will follow. “Unexplained wealth orders have the potential to significantly reduce the appeal of the UK as a destination for illicit income. They enable the UK […]
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Bad News for Charities Looking to Recover VAT on Investment Costs

9th July 2019
Following the Court of Justice of the European Community’s (CJEU) recent decision to support HMRC’s view in its case against the University of Cambridge, Sue Rathmell, VAT Director at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, comments that charities need to move quickly to assess the impact on their finances. “The decision of the CJEU in the case of […]
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Failing Restaurants Are a Magnet for Personal Liability but Where Does the Fault Lie?

3rd July 2019
In May this year, popular restaurant Jamie’s Italian went into administration, hundreds lost their jobs and around 25 restaurants shut their doors to the public.
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Danske Bank: Does Banking Regulation Need an Overhaul?

3rd July 2019
While the fall-out from the Danske Bank money laundering scandal continues at pace, it is far from clear at this stage just where the repercussions will end.
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Detecting Corrupt Behaviour

4th June 2019
How is corrupt behaviour usually detected? Corrupt behaviour is usually revealed as a result of the obligations placed on financial services businesses and professional services firms to report suspicious activity.  This is encouraging because the increasing frequency of revelations of suspicions of bribery and corruption suggests that the legislation designed to combat money laundering is […]
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Banks and Their Legal Obligations to Defend Against Cybercrime

7th May 2019
Over recent years, banks and financial institutions have begun to increasingly rely on technology. With this, consumers expect banks to keep their data secure and the way banks manage cybersecurity threats and breaches is constantly in the spotlight.
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Are Regulators Struggling to Tackle Money Laundering?

1st May 2019
A whopping USD 800 billion to USD 2 trillion is predicted to be laundered every year, globally.
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Foreign Investment And Foreign Companies In Brazil

1st May 2019
With Brazil being the seventh biggest economy in the world with a GDP of USD 2.3 trillion, it is no surprise that investors are more interested in expanding outside their jurisdiction.
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Is AML Playing Catch-Up to Bribery?

26th April 2019
Recently released reports on the Bribery Act 2010 and by the Office for Professional Body Anti-Money Laundering Supervision (‘OPBAS’) have given contrasting assessments of the performance of two keystones in the fight against financial crime and corruption.
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