Fraud & Financial Crime Matters
Overview
Fraud & Financial Crime Matters
Financial crime is a defining practice of the chambers. Our Head of Chambers acts as counsel for the Anti-Corruption Commission of Bangladesh and has extensive experience of money-laundering, corruption and fraud matters from both the prosecution and defence perspectives.
Services offered
- Defence and advisory in proceedings under the Money Laundering Prevention Act 2012 and the Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2004
- Internal investigations into fraud, embezzlement and misconduct
- Asset tracing, freezing orders and recovery
- Advice on bribery, corruption and sanctions compliance
- Representation before the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit and investigating agencies
- Civil fraud claims and recovery litigation
Why clients need us
Financial crime matters carry severe consequences and move quickly. Experience on both sides of these cases gives our clients a clear-eyed view of their position from the outset.
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- Non-Resident Bangladeshi (NRB) Services
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Tell us what has happened and what you want to achieve. We will explain your options, the likely timeline and the costs before you commit.