With the breaking news that ABN AMRO have been fined just under €500m and three former executives are currently subject to a criminal investigation, we draw out the main themes emerging from the report.

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In this episode we talk about the recent criminal charges brought against NatWest Bank and liken the underlying issues to boiling a frog. Of course. 

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In this week’s episode we deconstruct a  recent paper from the.United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime which defined what is meant by an illicit financial flow and which proposed a statistical framework for reporting on them.

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In this episode, we look at the newly enacted Corporate Transparency Act, specifically in relation to the new beneficial ownership requirements in the US, how they will work, who is affected and areas for improvement.

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The massive explosion in Beirut. Sanctioned individuals. Dangerous chemicals. UK shell companies. ISIS. Russia. Syria. What connects them all? 

We do.

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In the fourth and final part of our review of the year we talk about Woolly Rhinos, Chang'e 5 and Panto Dames. Recombinant vector vaccines, Edward Snowden and Dread Pirate Roberts. Plus we chuck in a quick review of the Egyptian dynastic period and life (or not) on Venus.

What's not to like!

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In a highly alliterative third part of our review of the year we talk about Jumbo Jets, Mexican Mammoths, PP Tapes, Kim and Kanye, the Beirut Blast, Dangerous Drugs and Strange Stars.

Join us for a meander through some of the well known (and less well known) stories from the summer of 2020.

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Following rapidly on the heels of Part One, we bring you part two of our review of the year. This time we chat about news stories from April to June including Kim Jon Un, David icke, Elon Musk and Dad's Army . But not necessarily in that order. Or in any order, really.

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In a complete departure from our normal podcast we bring you part one of an unscripted conversation between Ray and Graham, looking back at some of the major news stories of the year (noting to do with financial crime).

In this first part we cover January to March.

Please be aware, we are unashamedly open about our own beliefs which not everyone will agree with and that's OK. What we didn't want to bring you was some anodyne claptrap designed not offend no-one but which also says nothing of interest.

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Following hard on the heels of the FinCEN files, the UK has just published its review of the SARs filed in 2019 which gives us the opportunity to look in detail at the headline figures and chat about SARs (both Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing) in a bit more depth.

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