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Four arrested in fraud probe into firms delivering home insulation contracts
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Tom Hayes has suffered enough, his former prosecutor should back off
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Serious Fraud Office reviews 20 cases after issues with evidence software
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Six arrested in £300m social housing fraud probe in London and Italy
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Two men arrested as Serious Fraud Office investigates £21.4m cryptocurrency firm
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Petrofac files for administration putting 2,000 jobs at risk
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Jobs at risk as North Sea firm Petrofac set for administration
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Large firms liable for fraud happening under their watch under new UK laws
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Banker's convictions over rate rigging 'could be unsafe'
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Judicial system needs ‘shake-up’ after trader convictions, says Sir David Davis
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Two former traders have rate rigging convictions quashed at Supreme Court
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Len McCluskey 'took private jet flights organised by building firm'
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Investigation launched into suspected fraud against debt-ridden local council
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Fraud charges brought against directors of scandal-hit law firm
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Hundreds targeted in multimillion-pound bogus timeshare payback scheme
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Thales denies allegations as fraud office launches probe into suspected bribery
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Thales under investigation in suspected bribery and corruption probe
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Serious Fraud Office strikes settlement deal with ENRC
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Former top Barclays banker loses appeal against FCA ban on holding senior roles
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PwC fined £15m for not reporting ‘red flags’ over failed minibonds firm
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Supreme Court to hear cases of traders jailed over rate-rigging
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PwC and EY fined for audits of failed minibond firm LCF
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Four including ex-Patisserie Valerie chief financial officer deny fraud charges
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Ex-MoD official jailed for misconduct by taking secret payments
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Financial traders found guilty of rate-rigging have appeal bids rejected
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Ex-City bankers lose appeal over interest rate-rigging convictions
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Traders to discover outcome of rate-rigging convictions challenge
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Trader hopes for ‘right decision’ amid wait for rate rigging appeal ruling
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Trader jailed over rate rigging had ‘extraordinarily unfair’ trial, court told
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