Senior Partner Aziz Rahman gave his thoughts on the developing Cum-Ex scandal and its implications to The Times

Author: Azizur Rahman 5 December 2019

Posted in: Bribery & Corruption.

As the Cum-Ex scandal gathers momentum across Europe, The Times asked Rahman Ravelli’s Senior Partner Aziz Rahman for his thoughts on it and the possible implications for the UK.

Aziz noted that the Criminal Finances Act 2017 requires companies to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion, but cum-ex activity predates that legislation. He commented that inquiries and investigations in the UK are “very likely”, particularly into the activities of banks that facilitated the transactions.

Aziz’s comments featured on The Times website, to read the full article click here. (Subscription required)

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Aziz Rahman is Senior Partner at Rahman Ravelli and its founder. His ability to coordinate national, international and multi-agency defences has led to success in some of the most significant corporate crime cases of this century and top rankings in international legal guides. He is recognised worldwide as one of the most capable legal experts regarding top-level, high-value commercial and financial disputes.

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