Mark Jones, Partner, and Henry Watkinson, Associate, White Collar Crime & Regulatory Law experts, examine the change in this month’s issue of Fraud Intelligence.
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Increased compelled powers for the UK Serious Fraud Office – Mark Jones and Henry Watkinson for Fraud Intelligence.
Published: Updated:On 15th January 2024, section 211 of The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 came into force, expanding the scope of the pre-investigation powers of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to compel individuals to provide documents and information.
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