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Revealed: The offshore millions behind Vantage UK's trading platform

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By Nathaniel Peutherer, Simon Lock Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
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Money transfer giant Wise investigated for half a billion in suspicious transactions

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By Simon Lock Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Fintech giant Wise is under investigation by prosecutors in Belgium Hundreds of judicial requests have been submitted from around Europe involving half a billion euros of suspicious transactions Wise may have failed to comply with anti-money laundering legislation – which is vital in protecting the public from financial crime The digital money transfer giant Wise boasts 15 million customers around the world who use its services for quick, easy payments.
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A-list libel lawyers cast clients as underdogs in bid to halt anti-SLAPP law

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By Simon Lock Verified, Lawrence Marzouk Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
A group of elite libel lawyers told government officials that the issue of abusive litigation used by the rich to suppress criticism was being exaggerated by the press The group has long lobbied against a crackdown on SLAPPs – expensive lawsuits that silence people speaking out against wrongdoing Much-promised anti-SLAPP legislation was absent from the King’s speech yesterday, disappointing free-speech campaigners Feared by journalists and hired by the ultra-rich, London’s libel lawyers used...
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