Business crime specialists Rahman Ravelli looks closely at the need for caution on multilateral development bank projects with Global Banking and Finance

13 August 2020

Posted in: Multilateral Development Bank (MDB).

With a recent court case having extended US prosecutors’ extraterritorial reach when it comes to tackling corruption, Rahman Ravelli wrote about the possible implications for those accused of wrongdoing on multilateral development bank (MDB) projects.

In their article, which was published by Global Banking and Finance Review, Rahman Ravelli detailed how the decision in the case of United States v Napout was important as it established that bribery conducted outside of the US could be prosecuted there if US telecommunications had been used in the illegal scheme.

This wire fraud link to the US, they explained, could be crucial in prosecuting those accused of corruption involving MDB funds, as many MDBs are based in the US.

The full article can be read here.

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