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  • FCA has not brought a single prosecution under new anti-money laundering powers

    January 28, 2020

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has not brought a single prosecution under new tougher criminal powers to combat money laundering that were introduced in 2017, a freedom of information (FOI) request shows. The FCA has the power under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 to criminally prosecute a person or organisation it suspects of not putting [...]

  • EY whistleblower takes stand in gold bullion money laundering case

    January 27, 2020

    A whistleblower who is suing audit giant EY over allegations it covered up a money laundering scandal took the stand today in his High Court trial against his former firm. Amjad Rihan, who was an EY partner based in the firm’s Dubai office, alleged he was pushed out after he threatened to blow the whistle [...]

  • UK-listed tech recruiter S Three says profit jumped 20 per cent in 2019

    January 27, 2020

    London-listed recruiter S Three reported a 20 per cent increase in pre-tax profit today, driven by strong international growth. The recruiter, which focuses on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) roles, said revenue grew nearly seven per cent to £1.3bn. Reported profit before tax was up 20 per cent in the year to 30 November [...]

  • Audit regulator proposes challenger firms get larger share of the work

    January 25, 2020

    The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has proposed a regime to the government that would see challenger firms outside the so-called big four auditors be given a substantial proportion of the audit work of major British companies. The accounting regulator has drawn up plans behind closed doors that would require all but the very biggest FTSE-350 [...]

  • Banker named in alleged Angola fraud found dead

    January 23, 2020

    A banker named in the investigation into the source of Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos’ wealth has died in Portugal in an apparent suicide. Nuno Ribeiro da Cunha, the director of private banking at Portuguese lender Eurobic, was found dead at his house in Lisbon on Wednesday, Lusa news agency said today, citing a police [...]

  • Deep in the weeds: How to solve the legal problem of investing in cannabis

    January 20, 2020

    A growing controversy exists which is being discussed with increased frequency by commentators concerning the restrictions on UK firms that wish to invest in the overseas cannabis industry.  The controversy arises from the uncertainty regarding the legality of investing in a foreign company, based somewhere that cannabis is legal.  In the UK, cannabis and synthetic [...]

  • Barristers remain bullish despite threats to fees

    January 20, 2020

    Nearly three-quarters of barristers said their practice has grown or remained stable in the last three years, according to research published today. The growth comes despite challenges facing the independent bar, including government cuts to legal aid and a move towards fixed costs in private cases, both of which are driving down fees. The survey [...]

  • Exclusive: EY plans major private equity push as audit reform looms over sector

    January 19, 2020

    Big Four firm EY is planning a major private equity push as it grapples with potential regulatory changes that could dramatically alter the face of the firm, Morning Wire can reveal. Its transaction advisory division is understood to be looking to boost its capabilities in the private equity sector, with the goal of winning more [...]

  • Hays issues profit warning as political uncertainty slows hiring

    January 16, 2020

    Recruitment firm Hays issued a profit warning today, blaming political uncertainty for a slow three months to the end of December. The group anticipates first half operating profit to be around £100m, down from the £124.1m reported in the same period last year. London-listed shares fell by as much as nine per cent in early [...]

  • Til divorce do us part: advice for couples considering separation

    January 16, 2020

    Christmas is meant to be a relaxing time, but for many people it’s also a period of stress, tension, and tribulations — especially for married couples. The financial burden of the holidays plus the pressure to have a “perfect Christmas” and the familiar strain of dealing with in-laws can lead to squabbles and even full-blown [...]

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