On Tuesday I wrote a brief note about Barclays being fined for breaches of US sanctions legislation. I asked a simple question: Does banking have
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Insider dealing: the perfect offshore crime
The FT has reported: Organised criminals in the UK are becoming increasingly involved in financial frauds including insider share dealing that they see as lucrative
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Why turn a blind eye to the tax gap David and look at benefit fraud instead?
An article in the Telegraph at the weekend can’t be ignored in the context of the Tax Gap: The Prime Minister [has] singled out the
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Not to be trusted in the private sector
From Bloomberg: British authorities have fined the Royal Bank of Scotland 5.6 million pounds ($8.9 million) for failing to follow rules designed to prevent banks
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Suspicious trades mar UK deals
FT Alphaville » Suspicious trades mar UK deals. Suspicious trading took place before 30.6% of UK takeovers last year, the highest level in eight years,
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Why be so angry with David Laws?
Some seem surprised I am so angry with David Laws. These letter writers to the Guardian would not be; especially the last who hits the
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Not beyond the Law
David Laws will bounce back from resignation, say senior Conservatives | Politics | guardian.co.uk . If there’s anyone mourning the end of one of the
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Directors must be re-elected annually, says FRC
FT.com / Companies / UK companies – Directors must be re-elected annually, says FRC. Directors of the largest UK companies will face re-election every year
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If Goldman has admitted to fraud shouldn’t it be one strike and you’re out?
FT Alphaville ¬ª Goldman seeks SEC settlement. According to the FT: Goldman Sachs hopes to avoid the SEC’s charge of fraud by reaching a settlement
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