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April 2013
The Monthly Threat Update produced by the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) aims to provide a brief assessment of key threats that are currently happening in the UK and highlight any predicted trends likely to occur.
In March 2013 the U.S. Treasury Department stated that it intends to apply current money-laundering legislation to "virtual currencies," responding to concerns that they are being used to facilitate illegitimate business.
In the wake of the horsemeat scandal we discussed last month, businesses are improving their supply chain standards to meet retailers' demands. Now they need to focus on restoring trust and confidence of their consumers and stakeholders and taking steps to minimise the financial impact.
March 2013
Working across borders is fraught with risk. Simon Albrighton, head of Forensic for KPMG in the Midlands looks at the some of the risks regional businesses must consider.
February 2013
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) recently ordered all food companies to test their beef products and report their findings in the wake of what it has called “the horse meat issue”.
The Food Standards Agency said the retailer had confirmed that the drug was detected in 340g tins of Asda Smart Price Corned Beef that had previously been found to contain traces of horsemeat.
According to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CTFC), Mr Taylor alledgedly bypassed Goldman's internal system to input trades made on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and used another system instead.
Computer problems that affected RBS customers last summer are to be investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Ray Bitar who was charged with bank fraud, money laundering and online gambling offences faced a jail sentence of 65 years.
