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US attorney says he wasn't 'decisionmaker’ in dismissing Adani fraud case July 17, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

US Attorney Joseph Nocella said he didn't make the government’s decision to dismiss a high-profile fraud and corruption case involving Indian billionaire Gautam Adani. Trent McCotter, a senior US Justice Depar... (more story)

Nebraska agriculture firm agrees to pay $10 million to resolve US bribery case July 17, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Scoular Co. agreed to pay more than $10 million to resolve a US Justice Department investigation into allegations the agricultural supply chain company relied on bribery of Mexican officials to deliver trains ... (more story)

Former US coal sales exec cites Supreme Court decision in move to vacate verdict July 17, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A former coal sales executive pointed to a little-noticed recent US Supreme Court decision concerning the rights of criminal defendants as a potential reason to vacate his conviction over his role in a scheme ... (more story)

Judge demands answers from US prosecutor on dismissal of Adani case July 16, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A US judge has turned to the top prosecutor in Brooklyn federal court as he searches for answers as to why the government is seeking to dismiss charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani in a closely watc... (more story)

Swedbank fined by NY regulator for failing to disclose Panama Papers ties July 16, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Swedbank agreed to pay $50 million to resolve an investigation by New York state regulators into the Swedish lender’s failure to disclose its relationships with key players of the Panama Papers scandal.

PwC fined £3.2m over 'serious breaches' in Babcock audit July 16, 2026 | Martin Coyle

PricewaterhouseCoopers has been fined £3.2 million by the UK’s audit regulator over the accounting firm’s audit of defense company Babcock, which contained “serious breaches.” The fine is the second the Big Fo... (more story)

'CryptoQueen' lawyer won't face further action over UK legal claim July 16, 2026 | Martin Coyle

A Carter Ruck Lawyer who represented an alleged $4 billion fraudster dubbed the “CryptoQueen” won’t face further legal action after a UK lawyers’ body dropped an appeal against her. Claire Gill faced claims, w... (more story)

US Fed's Warsh says most instant concern is cyber attack from foreign actor July 15, 2026 | Neil Roland

US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, the recently confirmed head of the central bank, said his most immediate concern is a cybersecurity attack from a foreign country or terrorist group. The Trump appointee a... (more story)

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Rising tide in UK sanctions enforcement signaled by intelligence-sharing deal July 09, 2026 | Maciej Boguslawski

Sanctions enforcement is rising up the agenda in the UK, most recently with the country’s largest penalty to date for a breach of financial sanctions on Russia over its Ukraine war. In this context, a recent m... (more story)

In justifying Adani dismissal, US shows hand on foreign bribery prosecutions July 07, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

As the US Justice Department tries to dismiss a fraud and corruption case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, a senior official provided a glimpse of how the government applies foreign bribery enforcement... (more story)

Australia's AML/CTF reforms bring Privacy Act obligations to 100,000 entities July 02, 2026 | Sean Maguire

Australia has extended its anti-money laundering and counterterrorism financing regime to lawyers, accountants and real estate agents, while also bringing more than 100,000 businesses within the scope of the 1... (more story)

EagleBank allegedly allowed decade-long US kiting scheme, document says July 01, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A friend and former business partner of EagleBank’s ex-chairman and chief executive, and the friend’s son, were able to carry out a check kiting scheme through the bank for more than a decade, according to a d... (more story)

EU court ruling may limit reach of US sanctions June 19, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld and Martin Coyle

After the US imposed sanctions on a Canadian judge on the International Criminal Court, she said late last year that she had lost access to her credit cards, and Amazon’s Alexa service had stopped responding t... (more story)

Nigerian ex-minister’s bribery trial acquittal holds lessons for UK prosecutors June 18, 2026 | Martin Coyle

Wednesday's acquittal of former Nigerian oil minister and OPEC president Diezani Alison-Madueke over accusations that she took bribes for oil contracts meant a dark day for prosecutors at the UK's National Cri... (more story)

‘Putney Pusher’ likely to face UK regulatory sanction if he is a banker June 16, 2026 | Martin Coyle and Sofia Gerace

If the man suspected of being the so-called Putney Pusher turns out to be a banker, he will face a ban from the UK’s financial service industry if convicted — even though the alleged offense occurred long befo... (more story)

France’s ‘legal privilege’ law sets up clash with competition enforcement May 15, 2026 | Jean Comte

A new French law that grants confidentiality to certain documents drafted by in-house lawyers is out of favor with the national competition authority over an apparent conflict with EU law — and the regulator s... (more story)