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Corporate failure to prevent fraud offence

Run Time
38 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Corporate Crime
Available Until
18/12/2026

Price £130.00

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Description

Neil Donovan, Partner and Anthony Asindi, a Senior Associate at Ashurst discuss the corporate failure to prevent fraud offence.

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Anthony Asindi

Senior Associate

Ashurst

Anthony has experience advising clients on commercial litigation, contentious financial services and internal and regulatory investigations. These matters include investigations by the FCA, the SFO and the NCA and litigious proceedings against HMRC.

Anthony has acted for clients in relation to corporate crime compliance and investigations concerning bribery and corruption, money laundering, tax evasion, fraud and sanctions. He has particular experience advising clients on the approach to compliance remediation projects and risks arising from internal and regulator led investigations.

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Neil Donovan

Partner

Ashurst

Neil specialises in global criminal and regulatory investigations. Neil acts for financial institutions and corporates across a range of sectors (including energy and natural resources, transportation, manufacturing, consumer goods and telecommunications).

Neil has particular expertise in corporate crime matters and has completed a secondment to the Serious Fraud Office. He has acted for clients on multi-jurisdictional investigations related to allegations of bribery and corruption, money laundering, tax evasion, and accounting fraud.

A key part of Neil's practice is advising clients on the application of the UK sanctions and anti-money laundering regimes. He also regularly advises on these risks in the context of corporate transactions and on the implementation of financial crime compliance programmes.
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