The world’s first CLOUD Act Agreement: The US and UK’s new weapon against serious cross-border crime
Learn about the US and UK’s new weapon against serious cross-border crime.
DetailsDennis Miralis is a leading Australian defence lawyer with over 20 years of experience. Dennis is a Partner at Nyman Gibson Miralis and specialises in international criminal law.
Australia’s Fintel Alliance: A new standard for public-private partnerships in combating serious financial crime?
Is Australia’s Fintel Alliance a new standard for public-private partnerships in combating serious financial crime?
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Australia’s Fintel Alliance: What protocols guide the international sharing of information when combating global financial crime?
Discover what protocols guide the Fintel Alliance’s international sharing of information in the combating of global financial crime.
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Beneficial ownership and anti-money laundering (AML)
Criminals hiding behind shell companies present a global threat. Explore the best practices to identify beneficial owners and hold perpetrators accountable.
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Can foreign governments require your DNA to be surrendered to them under international criminal law?
Discover whether foreign governments can require your DNA to be surrendered to them under international criminal law.
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The European Arrest Warrant in Practice: Recent Cases
Explore some recent cases shedding light on the requirements for proper implementation of European Arrest Warrants (EAWs).
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How can foreign bribery cases be resolved without a trial?
Discover why non-trial resolutions may be both a blessing and a curse for companies and individuals facing foreign bribery charges.
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Illegal phoenixing activity: The 4 key indicators
Explore the indicators of illegal phoenix activity – when a company liquidates its operations to avoid paying its creditors, taxes and regulatory payments.
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Australia’s mutual banking sector: assessing the money laundering risks
Discover how Australia’s mutual banking sector is vulnerable to criminal exploitation through money laundering, fraud, tax evasion & terrorism financing.
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Corporate and financial misconduct: ASIC’s new plans for aggressive enforcement
Explore ASIC’s tough new approach in holding companies and individuals accountable for corporate and financial misconduct.
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