News, Comment & Analysis results for International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
Transparency International – Latest Lessons For Wealth Managers
An expert on compliance issues around the world lays out the latest overview from the organization
Panama Papers "Whistleblower" Sues Germany For Reward; ICIJ Says Doesn't Pay For Information
The person(s) who allegedly fired the warning about the huge trove of data that eventually was
The Pandora Papers One Year On – Lessons, The Way Ahead
The author of this article argues that however much anger is justified at those who stash illicit
Credit Suisse Hits Back At Claims That It Held Criminals' Money
The Swiss bank said that many of the accounts referred to by a cluster of news organizations had
Wealth Industry Must Be Bolder, Better At Advocating Privacy Rights
After another big leak of data, the wealth management industry must become less reactive and more
Pandora Papers: The Rich Are Back In Firing Line
Entrepreneur and surveyor of public attitudes toward wealth, Dr Rainer Zitelmann, takes aim at the
Consortium Issues Vast Data Haul In "Pandora Papers"
The data covers information gathered on more than 27,000 companies and 29,000 so-called ultimate
Offshore Centers Look Back, Forward In Uncertain Times
We talk to industry figures in various IFCs in Europe to ask how international pressures and the
Suspicious Activity Reports: A Reality Check
September's FinCEN leak exposed fundamental flaws in AML compliance. Add this to the risk of
Analysis: Is ICIJ Flouting US Law With Revelations?
We take a detailed look at claims about banks continuing to handle client money after filing