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Cum/Ex Convictions- Implications for Financial Institutions in the UK

By Andrew Howard on March 26, 2020
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German papers have called it the most complicated tax fraud trial in modern German history, but the “Cum-Ex” scandal could have implications for the entire financial services industry. Litigation & Enforcement  partners and attorneys Judith Seddon, Rosemarie Paul, Paige Berges and Chris Stott, along with Tax partners Kat Gregor and Andrew Howard team up with Sarah Wrigley, Derek Patterson, Anant Modi, Rob Mason and Simon Taylor of Forensic Risk Alliance, to discuss a recent conviction in a German court in what is described as the “biggest tax swindle in the history of Europe”, and its implications for financial institutions in the UK. The authors describe the specifics of this case, the tax evasion offences at hand, and touch upon a potential ripple effect throughout the finance industry.

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