
Guernsey Mulls Granting More BO Access
Guernsey’s government is weighing new transparency rules that would let approved applicants access information on the beneficial owners of companies registered on the island.

Guernsey Mulls Granting More BO Access
Guernsey’s government is weighing new transparency rules that would let approved applicants access information on the beneficial owners of companies registered on the island.

When the ‘Person with Significant Control’ Isn’t Really a Person
Two cryptocurrency exchanges registered in the United Kingdom and marketed as processing more than $1 billion a day were fronted by a purported executive who “doesn’t seem to exist” and was instead portrayed using stock footage, OCCRP reported.

Peter Mandelson Faces Anti-Fraud Probe Over Epstein Revelations
Peter Mandelson is facing scrutiny from the EU anti-fraud office after the European Commission asked investigators to examine his conduct during his tenure as the bloc’s trade commissioner.

New Details Emerge on Epstein’s Dealings with Two Favored Banks
Newly released U.S. Justice Department emails and documents offer a deeper look at Jeffrey Epstein’s unusual relationship with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG courted, reports by Bloomberg and the Financial Times show.

Senator Launches Probe into Binance Following Reports of Iran Sanctions Busting
A senior U.S. senator has opened an inquiry into Binance seeking records on alleged transactions that funneled nearly $2 billion to Iran-linked terrorist organizations and other entities and payments that helped circumvent sanctions on Russian oil, Bloomberg said.
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Cyber Sanctions Target Kremlin on Anniversary of Ukraine War
Western governments marked the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine with new measures targeting the Kremlin’s revenue streams and enabling networks, despite stalled efforts by the EU to approve a broad sanctions package.

Sanctioned Sudanese Militant Linked to Four Dubai Properties
The head of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed “Hemedti” Hamdan Dagalo, appears to own a portfolio of property in Dubai valued at approximately $1.7 million, according to new research by The Sentry.

White House May Task Banks with Reporting Client Citizenship Data
The White House may soon call on U.S. banks to collect and report citizenship data on their customers as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants, according to new reporting by The Wall Street Journal.
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UK Issues Raft of New Sanctions on Anniversary of Russo-Ukrainian War
The UK unveiled its biggest Russia sanctions package in years on Tuesday, targeting Moscow’s shadow fleet and the key networks and infrastructure that have helped keep crude exports flowing since the start of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

U.S. Extradites Suspected ‘Dark Bank’ Launderer to France
A 42-year-old American citizen suspected by French investigators of leading a vast international money laundering network known as “Dark Bank” has been extradited from the United States to France, Le Monde reported.