# Reporter > Articles, sound and video ## Posts - [AMLi and reporter.london test the Cayman Islands' new corporate ownership registry](https://reporter.london/?p=1607): LONDON–In another exclusive story resulting from a collaboration between AML Intelligence, the premium newswire for anti-money laundering professionals, and reporter.london, it is revealed that despite its advertised transparency, the new beneficial ownership corporate registry of the Cayman Islands leaves much to be desired. In short, reporter.london applied to the Caymans government to find out who owns a firm connected to a controversial UK bankruptcy (induced by Financial Conduct Authority penalties). After significant back and forth, and financial expense, the request was refused on the grounds that there was not enough evidence of money laundering (or a predicate offense), or terrorism […] - [EXCLUSIVE: Kremlin’s sanctioned crypto payment network has Budapest link](https://reporter.london/?p=1579): LONDON–A multi-billion-dollar, supposedly “sanctions-proof” international payment system backed by the Kremlin and sanctioned by the West, has been associated with a business in downtown Budapest – staffed by a Latvian go-karting enthusiast – since December 2024.  Leaked documents corroborated by reporter.london with open-source reporting suggest there is a risk that Hungarian company MiddleAsiaTrade House kft, whose address is opposite Budapest’s majestic Keleti train station, could have been used to facilitate euro payments by Russian importers as part of the sanctioned Russian payment system A7.  MiddleAsiaTrade House kft did not respond to multiple requests for comment.  By its own account, A7 […] - ['Anti-democratic': Georgian activists slam US oil firm for political lobbying](https://reporter.london/?p=1526): An email from the CEO of the oil firm, seen by reporter.london, implies that the company plans a return to the country after years of controversy. LONDON–Top Georgian opposition and civil society figures have criticised a US oil company for lobbying against international measures aimed at the country’s Georgian Dream party government, which is in the midst of a brutal crackdown on protesters and pro-Western groups, which has attracted UK sanctions earlier this year. The company’s stance represents a reversal of its position on Georgia’s government, having previously lobbied in favour of penalties.  Steve Nicandros, the chairman of Houston-based TXN […] - [Fugitive Moldovan tycoon recruits top Russian bankers to run sanctions-busting crypto firm: leak](https://reporter.london/?p=1484): CITY OF LONDON–Senior executives from Russia’s mainstream banking sector have joined an avowedly sanctions-proof crypto and payments firm at the heart of the Kremlin’s strategy to disrupt the West, leaked documents show.  The documents reveal, in granular detail, the emerging sanctions evasion tactics and election interference campaigns run by fugitive Moldovan businessman Ilan Shor, who is backed by the Kremlin – as well as the significant amount of financial and human resources the 38-year-old tycoon appears to have at his command.  Those resources include ex-department chiefs from large banking institutions such as Russia’s Sberbank, state development bank Vnesheconombank (VEB) and […] - [Irish land reg loophole could attract money launderers, ex-senior judge says](https://reporter.london/?p=1474): CITY OF LONDON–A loophole in Irish rules around the land registry database and mortgage securitization may be used by money launderers, Edmund Honahan, retired Master of the High Court in Ireland, said in an interview. Honahan has long been campaigning for reforms in how Ireland handles changes to land registry entries. He has warned for years that the equivalence in the eyes of Irish law of a deed of title to a mere order of possession is problematic for multiple reasons. Now, for the first time in a media report, he elaborates on the specific money laundering risk. In a […] - [Reporter and Follow the Money exposed Monaco's delays in criminal prosecution](https://reporter.london/?p=1456): Reporter and Dutch investigative media outlet Follow the Money have exposed unexplained delays in a criminal investigation in Monaco, involving bank accounts alleged to contain proceeds of fraud and potentially sanctions evasion. Based on offshore company documents leaked to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, and an exclusive interview with pre-eminent global sanctions campaigner Bill Browder, the article showed that Monaco’s prosecutors were not making progress in a case that suggested banks in the VIP ghetto on the Southern coast of France have long accepted dirty Russian money, connected to the infamous fraud discovered by Sergei Magnitsky, one of Browder’s […] - [Crypto-jihad: Tether and FBI slow to stop Hamas funding, top analyst says](https://reporter.london/?p=1438): LONDON—Global cryptocurrency provider Tether and the American government could have seized at least $10 million in crypto from Hamas, compared to just over $200,000, which was actually recovered last month. The US department of justice seized the USDT equivalent of $201,400 in March from terrorist organisation Hamas, according to a statement. The move came after repeated prompting by Rich Sanders, an independent researcher who has co-founded a cryptocurrency analysis startup and is a volunteer with the Ukrainian defense intelligence forces, he told Reporter in an exclusive interview. Sanders has seven years of experience discovering virtual currency funds linked to fraud, […] - [Reporter and 5 partners investigate the associate of top presidential candidate in Romania](https://reporter.london/?p=1347): BUCHAREST — Mircea Geoană’s ex-campaign manager in Romania has business ties to a Russian who is close to the military and has campaigned for the Russian side in the Ukraine war. The campaign manager’s son also did a deal with a former executive from a company founded by a sanctioned oligarch, while the dad was advising an NGO that promoted the candidate, reporters exclusively revealed. Geoană was until September the deputy leader of NATO. This is the first multi-country, multi-newsroom partnership involving Reporter since this website’s founding. The other participants are The Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, Context.ro (Romania), […] - [Thrills, pills and political skills: Reporter and Daily Beast reveal dodgy links of Trump media funder](https://reporter.london/?p=1359): LONDON–In collaboration with the Daily Beast and ace reporter Matt Bernardini, Reporter popped the lid off the connections between a Russian-American funder of Donad Trump’s social media startup, and a brand of male potency pills that were deemed dangerous by the US Food and Drug Administration. The exclusive investigation was published here. - [Arm's-length: Uzbek tycoon with links to Putin pal and sanctioned Russian bank grabs strategic assets in Europe](https://reporter.london/?p=1216): LONDON–Eriell Group is the top oil and gas services company in Uzbekistan, but until recently, its corporate headquarters was in Jersey. The firm’s chairman continues to do multi-million euro deals in Europe despite Eriell’s close ties to sanctioned Gazprombank and, allegedly, Gennady Timchenko, a sanctioned oligarch and personal friend of Vladimir Putin. The Eriell parent company moved to Hong Kong in November 2023 from Jersey, where it was registered with the financial services commission. Eriell, whose activity relies on lucrative access to the oil and gas sector in Uzbekistan, continues to operate as sanctions restrain Gazprombank, whose senior managers have […] - [Regulator imposes “extremely serious” restrictions on London fintech of Russian-American financier with links to Trump and DeSantis](https://reporter.london/?p=1173): LONDON—Electronic payments company Dek-Co (aka Paydek) – whose owner is linked to Donald Trump’s Truth Social website as well as Paxum, another payments company catering to the online porn industry — has come under severe regulatory restrictions in September 2023, banning it from continuing to provide service to one existing client and from taking on new clients without explicit approval. The owner of Dek-Co, Anton Postolnikov, has been connected to a controversial financing of Donald Trump’s media company, Truth Social. The move by the British regulator comes after several exclusive articles by Reporter and its partners in international media covered […] - [Reportercast October 2023 in Kyiv with Andrii Mikheiev: on asset confiscations and international law](https://reporter.london/?p=1160): A podcast episode recorded in Kyiv on October 17 on the sidelines of a conference on the human rights abuses in Ukraine and Syria, organised by SUN (The Syria Ukraine Network), an NGO based in the US. Andrii Mikheiev is an international law expert with the International Center for Ukrainian Victory, a Kyiv-based NGO. He tells host Matei Rosca about the struggle Ukraine is facing in recovering its material losses from Russia, the inadequacies of international law and the UN system in dealing with a war of aggression and with claims for reparations and war crimes prosecutions, and he paints […] - [Reportercast September 2023 with Steve Middleton: on the Ulster Bank scandal](https://reporter.london/?p=1127): Steve Middleton is a financial adviser specialised in regulation and he has taken up the cause of Northern Irish business owners who accuse Ulster Bank (a subsidiary of NatWest group) of fraud. The allegations are only now coming to the fore but the issues date from the years around the great financial crisis of 2008 when Ulster Bank was part of the then-Royal Bank of Scotland Group, the bailed-out lender that famously was at the centre of the financial crisis in Europe and required billions in state bailouts. The bank, now known as NatWest following a rebrand in the wake […] - [Reportercast August 2023 with Amazon's Abigail Bishop on scams and other fraud](https://reporter.london/?p=1119): Abigail Bishop is Amazon’s “Head of External Relations, Scams Prevention” and her job is to campaign to educate Amazon’s customers about scams being run against them around the world. These scams are of multiple types and growing increasingly sophisticated, with Bishop citing low reporting rates as an additional issue. She also spoke to host Matei Rosca about how Amazon investigates other types of fraud such as counterfeiting, and its collaboration with law enforcement in different countries. Bishop also covered more specialised issues such as the use of private prosecutions in the UK, the susceptibility of young people to fraud, and […] - [Reportercast July 2023 with Valeriya Melnichuk, strategic advisor for Ukraine](https://reporter.london/?p=1107): Valeriya Melnichuk is a former BBC Monitoring journalist who has worked in the public relations department at the Ukrainian finance ministry during the intense period of the nationalization of PrivatBank and liquidation of numerous other smaller lenders which had been fraudulent or corrupt. Her boss at the time was finance minister Oleksandr Danylyuk, who Reportercast host Matei Rosca interviewed for S&P Global Market Intelligence to discuss PrivatBank’s nationalization and the Ukrainian economy in general. Among other things, Melnichuk is responsible for creating this cartoon, explaining to Ukrainians how the largest bank nationalization in their history worked. The podcast features Ukraine’s […] - [Reportercast June 2023: with ex-Israeli military intelligence officer Yair Samban on terrorism financing](https://reporter.london/?p=1087): In this special one-year anniversary edition of our website and podcast, we dive deep into terrorism financing with field expert Yair Samban, who is currently a specialist consultant at Pegasystems, an IT company, and a former officer with Israeli military intelligence, tasked with analysing money flows to detect potential terrorists. Samban also wrote a book on the subject with co-authors Alex Mintz and Tyson Chatagnier, available from all major stores. In the recording, he gives us his life story, including a tragic event which set him on the path of hunting terrorists, and explains what authorities and the industry could […] - [Reportercast May 2023: On crypto gambling with Philip Newall and Maira Andrade](https://reporter.london/?p=1064): Investigative academics Philip Newall and Maira Andrade tell host Matei Rosca all about the intricacies of crypto gambling, a new type of gambling which has been found to pose risks both for consumers and the integrity of the financial system. They also discuss more broadly the latest regulations proposed by the UK government for gambling (not including crypto gambling) as well as their own background and plans for the future. For further research, the podcast discusses an academic paper written by the two, an opinion article, and previous coverage of this topic in this outlet and The Guardian newspaper. You […] - [Washington Post and Reporter shed light on Trump social media firm financing](https://reporter.london/?p=1044): The top U.S. newspaper picked up on previous coverage of Paxum and its executives by Reporter.London, teaming up with this outlet and freelance journalist Matt Bernardini to expose the details of a line of financing provided by Paxum’s Anton Postonikov to Donald Trump’s social media network. Among the revelations was that Postolnikov was connected to an opaque trust, ES Family Trust, and together they provided $8 million to Trump’s project, which could be converted into a stake in the firm. A whistleblower and experts have said this arrangement was problematic due to strict securities regulations in the U.S. Trump’s team […] - [Opaque offshore transactions at London-based Kazphosphate](https://reporter.london/?p=658): An MP and a campaigner call for authorities to investigate anonymous loans to the UK firm, which until last year controlled a top chemicals and mining company in Kazakhstan. LONDON—Amid all the hard talk about the urgency of stopping dark money from entering the UK from countries with a history of high-level corruption, untransparent transactions made by a Kazakh mining giant registered in Britain remain unscrutinised. The data has been made public on the UK’s corporate register, Companies House, but has not been reported in the media previously. The company in question is Kazphosphate, created in 2006 in the UK […] - [Owner of Paxum, the fintech linked to Russia and Trump, donated to Ron DeSantis](https://reporter.london/?p=952): LONDON–A man linked by US prosecutors to suspicious financing of a company belonging to Donald Trump has also made a substantial donation to Trump’s rival Ron DeSantis. Anton Postolnikov, with a given address in Miami Beach, Florida, appears on a public register of “friends of Ron DeSantis” as having given $30,000 on 29 March 2021 to the campaign for the Republican Governor of Florida. DeSantis is considered the likeliest Republican candidate for the 2024 US presidential elections. His representatives at the Florida governor’s office did not return several requests to comment and phone calls. DeSantis is currently facing criticism from […] - [Reporter and openDemocracy: call for sanctions on Transnistria](https://reporter.london/?p=934): Reporter, collaborating with Irina Tabaranu, the editor of Transnistria-focused website Zona De Securitate, and openDemocracy, the UK-based news outlet, have exclusively revealed a call by influential sanctions campaigner Bill Browder to impose penalties on the regime in Transnistria over its treatment of pro-Ukraine dissident Victor Pleșcanov. Pleșcanov, whose case Reporter and Zona de Securitate have covered extensively, continues to be illegally imprisoned on unknown charges following his expressions of support for the Ukrainian people in the face of the Russian invasion and attempted genocide. Transnistria is an occupied territory of Moldova where the Russian army and a Russia-controlled regime have […] - [Reporter and BuzzFeed analyse human trafficking in Romania](https://reporter.london/?p=927): The collaboration, published on February 21, came about in the context of the arrest of controversial online influencer Andrew Tate, under suspicion of human trafficking, rape, forming an organised crime group and other crimes — along with his brother and two female accomplices. They deny the allegations. Reporter has dug up exclusive detail about how Romanian law enforcement operates and what the challenges are for those fighting the phenomenon of human trafficking in a country that has been for years Europe’s top source of victims, including many minors and children. Notwithstanding the ongoing investigation into the Tates, which had yet […] - [Reporter and AMLi delve into the uneven application of UK and EU sanctions](https://reporter.london/?p=918): The latest collaboration between Reporter.London and the financial crime newswire AMLIntelligence, published on February 13, shows how sanctions on Russia and Belarus are often failing in practice, because of contradictory interpretations of the rules and the guidance, which are allowed to stand by governments who fear legal reprisals. This has led to the Kafkian result of different banks treating the same company differently for the purpose of sanctions, while EU jurisdictions are similarly divergent in their interpretation of sanctions regulation handed down from Brussels. In London, consulting firms, lawyers and banks are caught between threats – civil and criminal – […] - [Reportercast January 2023 with Dan Neidle, on the Nadhim Zahawi scandal, corporate transparency and libel law](https://reporter.london/?p=896): The last Reportercast of the season (meaning we’re taking a break to plan this experiment’s future) features Dan Neidle, a tax and transparency expert and founder of the Tax Policy Associates think tank, who has been in the news frequently in recent weeks over the key role he played in uncovering the scandal around Tory Chairman Nadhim Zahawi’s tax arrangements. Neidle also talks about his background as a top tax lawyer with Clifford Chance, his wish to retire and go into public interest policy analysis, and his experience and views on spurious libel threats (which he received from Zahawi’s lawyers). […] - [Reporter and AML Intelligence reveal glaring loophole in the UK sanctions regime](https://reporter.london/?p=886): LONDON–AML Intelligence, a new and fast-expanding news provider for money laundering compliance professionals, has published an exclusive article in collaboration with Reporter, outlining the concerns experts in London and internationally have about the British government’s approach to sanctions enforcement. The main issue is around the discretion British regulators give themselves in placing sanctions on companies owned by other sanctioned individuals or companies, which stands at odds with the way things are done in the EU and US. In the UK even if two or more sanctioned individuals are co-owners of a firm, that firm does not necessarily fall under the […] - [Reportercast December 2022 with Garrett Ziegler on the Hunter Biden saga](https://reporter.london/?p=870): Ho, ho, ho… Merry Christmas to everyone, especially the people interested in our Reportercast. And this latest festive episode dropping today features a man who is at the heart of one of the biggest stories in the world, that of the controversies surrounding Hunter Biden, the son of US President Joe Biden, alleged illegal lobbying and financial crimes, dissolution and the ensuing censorship scandal recently re-surfaced in media by reporting on the “Twitter files.” Hunter Biden was also active in Eastern Europe, at the highest levels of politics and business, including some juicy scandals in Romania and Ukraine, two countries […] - [Reportercast November 2022: Valeria Hontareva on Ukraine’s reconstruction and banking reforms](https://reporter.london/?p=860): Welcome, people, to November’s Reportercast, with a very distinguished guest – Valeria Hontareva, the former central bank governor of Ukraine (2014-2017), and now a world-famous expert on finance reforms, banking governance and monetary policy. Hontareva is also one of the bravest central bankers the world has ever seen, having closed dozens of dirty banks affiliated with Russian interests, oligarchs, corruption and organized crime in Ukraine, eve as her life came under direct threat from these ruthless people, and several attempts were made to harm and intimidate her. She resiged and relocated to the UK shortly after nationalising the country’s top […] - [White shoe lawyers Dechert dump Russia-linked Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor after US sanctions](https://reporter.london/?p=794): CHIȘINĂU–Kremlin-friendly oligarchs are becoming too toxic for UK and US lawyers to work for in the wake of global sanctions amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The controversial Moldovan oligarch Ilan Shor has been linked by the US government with Russia’s security service, the FSB, as well as large-scale economic crime – but his now ex-law firm’s own record is also far from spotless. A US designation of Moldova’s Ilan Shor on October 26 proved too much for Dechert to swallow, in light of allegations from American officials that the firm’s client was a stooge of Russian espionage. “We no longer […] - [Reporter and The Daily Beast highlight role of US media brands in Romanian political party payment scandal](https://reporter.london/?p=785): Reporter.London and The Daily Beast exposed for a global audience a long-running scandal in Romanian media and politics, which has drawn in the local franchises of US brands Newsweek and CNN. For several years, top political parties in Romania had been paying the equivalent of millions of dollars to news media organizations in the guise of “press and propaganda” funds, which though perfectly legal as far as the parties are concerned, raise grave questions about the independence of the journalism produced by the beneficiaries of this money, even more so since the contracts were secret until recently exposed by local […] - [Reportercast October 2022 with Alexandru Flenchea: Transnistria explainer](https://reporter.london/?p=755): In this special episode of Reportercast, Alexandru Flenchea, a former negotiator for Moldova’s government on the issue of Russia-occupied separatist Transnistria, and former advisor to the US embassy in Moldova, joins host Matei Rosca to discuss little-known Transnistria’s role in the Ukraine invasion. Flenchea, who also runs a Transnistria-focused NGO in Moldova called Initiative 4 Peace, explains the basics of life and politics under the obscure, kleptocratic and unrecognised regime of Tiraspol, as well as any options the West might have to deter the regime from continuing on a trend of repression of dissent and criticism of Russia’s invasion. Moreover, […] - [Reporter.London and The Daily Beast expose plight of Transnistrian dissident opposing Putin’s Ukraine invasion](https://reporter.london/?p=744): US website The Daily Beast published an article in collaboration with Reporter.London on October 25, highlighting the unjust imprisonment in Transnistria of Victor Pleșcanov, 58, for expressing criticism against Russia and support for Ukraine amid dictator Vladimir Putin’s war of genocide. Pleșcanov, a working-class man with a sense of humour and a natural desire to speak up against the kleptocratic authorities in this Russia-occupied separatist enclave on Moldovan territory, was sentenced to three years and two months in prison by a kangaroo court, for having the temerity to display a Ukrainian flag on his balcony in Tiraspol, and for social […] - [Reporter and The Guardian expose gross lapses at crypto casino Stake](https://reporter.london/?p=723): Nice to see our name in print, in the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper no less. This was a great collaboration with The Guardian and The Observer, through their ace business reporter Rob Davies, who has long investigated issues relating to gambling and sport. It was also the first successful collaborative investigation brought by Reporter.London to national British media since this journalism agency was created in June 2022. Here is the link to the story published online October 1- a labourious exclusive exposing Stake’s weak age and anti-money laundering checks on its crypto betting site, and in spite of the firm’s […] - [Duet Private Equity out of business over €2.6 million compensation claim](https://reporter.london/?p=674): The company was linked indirectly to ongoing scandals in Eastern Europe, Germany and the UK. LONDON—Duet Private Equity is in insolvency over a lost arbitration claim against Starbridge Development Holdings, a Seychelles company whose beneficial owner was not disclosed, according to public data filed with Companies House and people involved in the proceedings. The matter is separate from a conflict between business partners Henry Gabay and Alain Schibl which played out in the High Court in 2021, Reporter has learned. A liquidator was appointed on August 26, after Duet lost a claim for compensation to the tune of around €2.6 […] - [Reportercast September 2022: Bradley Birkenfeld on whistleblowing](https://reporter.london/?p=696): People, September’s Reportercast has appeared. Our guest for this edition is world-famous whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld, a self-described “hammer looking for nails” known for exposing a multi-billion tax scam at UBS and receiving what at the time was the largest reward in US history for his disclosure, which led to the overhauling of the Swiss banking system in recent years. He also served two years in a low-security penitentiary after pleading guilty to tax conspiracy, following an initially hostile reception to his initiative by some parts of the Washington government. Brad has a big ego and his fair share of critics […] - [Reportercast August 2022: Tom Spiller on crypto and Tory politics](https://reporter.london/?p=613): Welcome, all, to August 2022’s episode of Reportercast. The guest for this edition is Tom Spiller, a top lawyer specialised in the UK cryptocurrency industry and general international commercial litigation, and a Conservative Party activist who was given an Order of the British Empire by the Queen for his services to politics in the UK. You may listen to the discussion on major platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Youtube. Or you may listen directly from Acast and Youtube embedded below, as well as use the RSS feed code to add the stream to your preferred podcast […] - [What’s at Stake? A crypto casino’s shady marketing tactics revealed](https://reporter.london/?p=490): The Australian company is using a lawful sleight of hand to get British clients gambling with crypto despite a statutory ban. - [Reportercast July 2022: Edward Lucas on Eastern Europe’s geopolitics](https://reporter.london/?p=465): Welcome, welcome, to the second episode of our monthly Reportercast, now available on major platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Youtube. Or you may listen directly from Acast and Youtube below, as well as use the RSS feed code to add the stream to your preferred podcast app. The guest was Edward Lucas, a scholar who spent his life steeped in Eastern Europe’s fight for freedom and democracy, and knows the region better than almost any other expert. Thanks to his career as a foreign correspondent and editor for top global media, Lucas is also a fantastic […] - [Reportercast June 2022: Jamison Firestone on Russia sanctions](https://reporter.london/?p=443): In this first episode, our guest is Jamison Firestone, a legendary lawyer and campaigner among Russia-watchers. He discusses his experience of living in Moscow in the 90s, then being driven out after his friend and colleague Sergei Magnitsky was killed for discovering a massive state-enabled corruption scheme. Jamison played a top role in the ensuing global Magnistky campaign to bring sanctions against Russia for human rights abuse and corruption, and is now helping Alexei Navalny in his own drive to bring democracy to Russia. He also shared his views on Russia’s war in Ukraine, illicit financial flows that enabled it […] - [European development bank mired in Moldovan legal drama](https://reporter.london/?p=1): The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) denies using falsified paperwork to help its reposession of the country's only port, a year ahead of the war in Ukraine. - [Global fintech Paxum and Hungarian bank OTP caught up in Romanian fraud probe](https://reporter.london/?p=124): Canada-based and offshore haven-linked Paxum Inc was defrauded of some $16 million from an OTP Bank account in Bucharest, but prosecutors allege broader financial crimes surrounding the case. ## Pages - [RSS](https://reporter.london/?page_id=577): For the reporter.london website: https://reporter.london/?feed=rss For Reportercast: https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/62b48b395dd83d001220e666 - [Support](https://reporter.london/?page_id=17): Reporter is an investigative news agency specialising in some of the riskiest issues in the world, such as cross-border economic crime, hostile state influence, corruption, organised crime, corporate litigation and malfeasance, especially at the intersections of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Africa with the developed West. 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