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Mexican businessman relied on others to pay bribes, US agent says at trial December 04, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Mexican businessman Ramon Alexandro Rovirosa Martinez relied on third parties, including the domestic employee of his fugitive colleague, to deliver bribes to a Mexican official, a US agent testified Wednesday... (more story)

Georgia businessman sentenced to 8 years in prison for Honduran bribery scheme December 03, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Georgia businessman Carl Zaglin was sentenced on Tuesday to 96 months in prison after he was found guilty of paying bribes to Honduran officials for contracts to supply uniforms to the country’s national polic... (more story)

Five suspected of insider trading in shares of Swiss company SoftwareOne December 03, 2025 | Martin Coyle

Five individuals connected to a listed international IT company based in Switzerland are suspected of insider dealing to avoid millions of euros in losses, European investigators said Wednesday after a series ... (more story)

Jurors hear Mexican businessman's interview with US official in bribery trial December 03, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The jury in the trial of Mexican businessman Ramon Alexandro Rovirosa Martinez on Tuesday heard the full 90-minute recording of an interview Rovirosa had with a US law enforcement official investigating alleged corruption.

Complex fraud trials would be heard by judges only under UK govt plans December 02, 2025 | Martin Coyle

Lengthy criminal fraud trials in the UK would be heard without juries under a controversial set of proposals announced on Tuesday for a major shift in the country’s legal system aimed at clearing a backlog of ... (more story)

Mexican businessman paid bribes to fix problems with Pemex, US says at trial December 02, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A Mexican businessman paid bribes to resolve his problems with Mexico’s state-owned oil company and continue receiving its business, prosecutors said at the start of his corruption trial, while the defense sai... (more story)

US CFTC to change enforcement procedures, commission chair says December 02, 2025 | Neil Roland

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission is amending its Rules of Practice to enhance the transparency of the agency’s enforcement actions, and its Rules Relating to Investigations to augment due process, a... (more story)

Private equity executive freed by Trump after US fraud conviction December 01, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

President Donald Trump commuted the seven-year prison sentence of GPB Capital founder David Gentile, who was convicted of defrauding investors, The White House confirmed Monday. Gentile was released from custo... (more story)

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Fraud prosecutor could win out if latest plan to slash UK jury trials is realized November 26, 2025 | Martin Coyle

UK ambitions to remove juries from trials of all but the most serious cases have met sharp criticism from lawyers, but calls for judge-only trials are nothing new, and for complex fraud cases there has long be... (more story)

Will nuclear scandal harm Ukraine's bid to join global anti-corruption club? November 21, 2025 | Martin Coyle

A bribery scandal involving one of Ukraine's major energy companies comes at a time when the war-torn nation is attempting to improve its economic-crime record and preparing to join the OECD's Working Group on... (more story)

TD targeted its compliance efforts on innocent Chinese workers, US lawsuit says November 20, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

As TD Bank cooperated with US authorities amid an investigation into suspected money laundering, the Canadian lender began to enforce its compliance program in a way that “intentionally targeted and disproport... (more story)

Millicom unit engaged in 'widespread' bribery in Guatemala, US alleges November 13, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

Comunicaciones Celulares, the Millicom subsidiary that did business as TIGO Guatemala, reached a deferred prosecution agreement with US authorities and agreed to a $118 million penalty. The agreement, unsealed... (more story)

Deemed victims by US, betting platforms emerge as conduits in sports cases November 11, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

When US authorities announced a massive illegal gambling bust in October that involved professional basketball players, officials said at a press conference that the sports betting companies that had processed... (more story)

JPMorgan compliance staff drafted anti-trafficking policies as bank kept Epstein October 31, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

In 2010, as JP Morgan Chase retained convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a client, its anti-money laundering compliance team worked on a project to protect the bank from misuse by human traffickers. The ... (more story)

Cambodian ‘scam center’ crackdown's promise of closer US-UK action is unclear October 24, 2025 | Martin Coyle

The targeting of an alleged Cambodian scam factory by US and UK enforcers with sanctions measures can be seen a positive step in Anglo-American relations, but it’s unclear whether the action will herald a new ... (more story)

New AML duties for UK financial watchdog raise concerns of overload October 21, 2025 | Martin Coyle and Sofia Gerace

Handing the UK’s financial markets regulator responsibility for supervising accountancy and law firms in relation to money laundering is a bold move, but questions remain as to how the new “super regulator” wi... (more story)