Yesterday’s Anti-Corruption Summit did not excite the world. It did not even excite readers of this blog: traffic yesterday was at about normal levels and
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I have scoured the Anti-Corruption Summit documentation to see what the British Virgin Islands have committed to doing. The answer is nothing. Not a thing.
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Some legal and accounting professional bodies issued a statement yesterday saying they were opposed to crime. It was the lowest common denominator statement they could
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The Anti-Corruption Summit communique says: The corrupt should be denied the use of legitimate business channels to further illicit activity, and anyone who launders the
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The Anti-corruption Summit communique, just published, says: We will ensure accurate and timely basic and beneficial ownership information (including legal ownership information) is collected, available
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David Cameron has an article in the Guardian today which, I think it safe to presume, indicates the likely outcomes from today’s Corruption Summit (which
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It turned out that my question about what the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales was doing about the Corruption Summit was timely. They
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I have been a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales for almost 34 years. You would not know it from much
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The Prime Minister has suggested Nigeria and Afghanistan are corrupt. And he’s right if you think that corruption is solely about those who abuse public
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