Articles by ‘Bharti Moore’

Late last month (March), it was reported that a number of individuals pleaded not guilty, in the Crown Court, in relation to charges brought against them under the Bribery Act 2010.

On March 18th, our Partner in Corporate and Commercial, Claus Andersen attended the UK Trade and Investment UKTI Seminar in London, which focused on the long term opportunities and challenges around mining in the Arctic.

When it comes to bribery cases, recent statistics would suggest that the Financial Conduct Authority are prepared to issue and implement stricter penalties and in a quicker fashion, than the Serious Fraud Office.

We are delighted to announce that Royds has teamed up with the Danish Chamber of Commerce in London, UBS, NOW Pensions and Financial Relationships to put on an event on the workplace pension reforms which are being implemented now.

We are delighted to announce that Royds has teamed up with the Finnish Chamber of Commerce in London to put on an event on the workplace pension reforms which are being implemented now.

Formula One boss, Bernie Ecclestone, is to stand trial later this year in Germany, following bribery charges.

You may recall our blog on crowdfunding in which we discussed how crowdfunding was increasingly becoming an alternative to bank lending particularly in the tech industry.

Claus Andersen has been interviewed to the TV channel, Jyske Bank TV. This channel is run by one of the largest Danish Banks and can be found on their web site www.jyskebank.tv.

Claus Andersen will be speaking on an anti bribery and anti corruption conference in Copenhagen on 18 September 2013 hosted by Plesner law firm, a leading Danish law firm and Børsen, a leading Danish business magazine.

It is reported that a court order was made last week under which UK Internet Service Providers will have to block access to the file sharing sites EZTV and YIFY Torrents.

On 1 July 2011 the Bribery Act 2010 (the Act) came into force. The Act is a significant piece of legislation which no company doing business in the United Kingdom can afford to ignore.

We have previously set out what businesses should think about, when a good idea is created and then turned into a business.