A serious business

Alexander Campbell
01 May 2009

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The UK's Serious Fraud Office (SFO), responsible for prosecuting individual and corporate instigators of major frauds (in excess of £1 million) and offshore corruption, did not have the easiest time of it in 2008.

The office saw the collapse of some of its largest and most expensive cases and a continuing dispute over its decision to stop a bribery investigation involving arms manufacturer BAE Systems and the Saudi royal family. Additionally, a damning report by former New York prosecutor

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