When regulatory scrutiny becomes existential.
Zaiwalla & Co advises corporations, financial institutions and senior executives on regulatory exposure and corporate crime risk. Our work spans anti-corruption compliance, anti-money laundering obligations, Serious Fraud Office investigations and issues arising from cross-border enforcement activity.
We assist clients with internal investigations, risk assessments and due diligence in the context of international transactions, joint ventures and governance structures. We also advise on the development and review of compliance frameworks designed to address reporting obligations and mitigate regulatory exposure.
Where investigative bodies exceed their remit or act unlawfully, we act decisively. Our experience includes judicial review proceedings arising from Serious Fraud Office investigations and involvement in Shah v HSBC [2009], a leading case concerning suspicious activity reporting and banks’ obligations under anti-money laundering legislation.
Supporting regulatory and compliance matters across jurisdictions
Our compliance and corporate crime work frequently involves cross-border regulatory frameworks and coordination with international advisors. We advise clients operating across Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa where UK reporting obligations, enforcement exposure or Serious Fraud Office oversight intersect with international commercial activity.
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Experienced representation in regulatory investigations and corporate risk matters.
