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ARTICLE · 10 DECEMBER 2020

Enhanced Powers For Investigating Corporate Crime On The Horizon

White-Collar Crime Review Group's report highlights the associated risks from a financial and reputational perspective if Ireland fails to develop...

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White-Collar Crime Review Group's report highlights the associated risks from a financial and reputational perspective if Ireland fails to develop an adequate legislative architecture to combat economic crime and corruption.

As part of its White-Collar Crime Package in 2017, the Government appointed a multi-agency Review Group, chaired by Mr. James Hamilton, former Director of Public Prosecutions, to report on anti-corruption and anti-fraud structures and procedures.

 

The Report

The Review Group has recently published a report of its review of criminal justice structures to combat economic crime and corruption.

The report noted Ireland's role as "a major international hub for financial services, with Irish based companies administering funds valued at approximately €1.8 trillion", and its high proportion of workers engaged in financial services and insurance activities. Accordingly, the report emphasised the need for appropriate reforms in

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