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October 2008: To Cooperate or Not: The Corporate Leniency Program After Stolt-Nielsen
September 2008: Lord Woolf's Report on BAE: A Practical Review
July 2008: Lord Woolf's Report on BAE
June 2008: A Festering Sore at BAE
June 2008: Beyond the Basics: Implementing an Anti-Bribery Program that Works
June 2008: Australian Arrests Highlight Links Between Tax Evasion and Money Laundering
May 2008: Iran's First Anti-Money Laundering Law: Will it be Effective at Opening Doors to the West?
April 2008: Guarding Against Corruption
April 2008: Singapore Lawyers as Gatekeepers
March 2008: Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorist Financing: Guernsey Stays Ahead of the Game
February 2008 Changes to the Australian AML/CTF Regime
December 2007 Fraud: Prevention Really Is Better Than Cure
December 2007 News Analysis: Palestine Reacts to Boycott of Gaza Banks
November 2007 Anti-Corruption and Money Laundering in South Africa
November 2007 Implementing an Effective Anti-Money Laundering Policy
October 2007 Recent Developments in Money Laundering Legislation in Turkey
October 2007 China Joins the FATF
September 2007 Prevention Is Better Than Cure
July 2007 Proposed New SEC Anti-Fraud Rule for Hedge Funds and Advisors
June 2007 Corporate Anti-Corruption Legislation
May 2007 Fraud and Asset Tracing & Recovery – A Guernsey Perspective
April 2007 The Monetary Authority of Singapore Anti-Money Laundering Notices and
Guidelines: Recent Developments, Part 2
March 2007 The Monetary Authority of Singapore Anti-Money Laundering Notices and
Guidelines: Recent Developments
February 2007 Fraud in the UK
December 2006 Gathering Evidence in the Cayman Islands to Support Proceedings Elsewhere
November 2006 Operation Wickenby: Recent Developments in the Investigation of
Major Tax Fraud
October 2006 The Investigation of Fraud in Failed Companies in Israel
August 2006 Suing For the Destruction of Computer Data
July 2006 When Does Fraud Trigger Disclosure?

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