Xabi Alonso acquitted of tax fraud
He faced up to five years in jail and a €4m fine
He faced up to five years in jail and a €4m fine
Twelve months after he was handed a five-year jail term for scamming £3m from investors
For allegedly defrauding 24 investors of C$2m
He failed to appear at two earlier court sessions
It not only ‘hurts a company’s bottom line but damages its reputation and consumer trust’
For running a Ponzi scheme that conned investors out of ZAR23.2m
Clients urged to speak to UK regulator or their adviser if they receive suspicious calls or emails
High net worth individuals who are ‘concerned they might not be compliant should seek advice’
They were linked to two companies previously shut down by the Insolvency Service
After confiscation orders handed down to three men for running an illegal investment scheme
He scammed his own family and used a Cayman company to hide money
As fraudsters pretend to be calling from financial services companies or the police