With the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ending its Cum-Ex investigations with an eighth and final penalty, Rahman Ravelli write about why the issue is far from over.
With Jonathan Fisher KC having published his recommendations following a review of the UK’s disclosure and fraud offences, GIR asked Rahman Ravelli for their thoughts.
A decade-long tax fraud case was abandoned after Rahman Ravelli brought an abuse of process argument that forced prosecutors to offer no further evidence.
The event, entitled “Enhancing Practical Responses to Mitigating Corporate Crime’’, was arranged with ThoughtLeaders4 Disputes. It was held at The Dilly, London.
With the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) having refused to allow Zeux Ltd to operate as a crypto asset exchange provider in the UK, Lexology sought Syed Rahman’s opinion on the decision.
Ulrich Schmidt has reviewed the recent case of R v Boys, Caton and Robinson and concluded that questions remain about whether the UK enforcement regime uses seized crypto-assets effectively.