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No-deal Brexit will hamper SFO’s crime-fighting ability -
Organized criminals will eventually use artificial intelligence for money laundering. -
Beneficial ownership policy and practice will come into sharper focus this spring and summer as multinational bodies discuss global standards. -
A judge’s order for two former Serco executives to be acquitted of fraud charges is not just a humiliation for the SFO. -
A new EU-wide money laundering watchdog will hold both supervisory and intelligence functions to fight illicit financial flows across the bloc by 2026. -
A legal case taken by Wirecard investors against the German financial regulator BaFin is in “uncharted waters”. -
The current legal safeguard for whistleblowers in the UK is "toothless, overly complex and lacks the backing it needs to be effective." -
Deloitte executives reading newspaper headlines would be forgiven for finding more to grimace about there than in the multimillion-pound malpractice fine. -
Companies will suffer financial loss and potential enforcement action unless whistleblowing measures are taken seriously during the Covid-19 pandemic. -
Lithuanian government officials linked to a bribery-tainted Alstom deal are subject to a corruption probe, Lithuanian prosecutors have told MLex.