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Fraud Intelligence

Failure to prevent fraud offence and the GDPR

With the UK's FTPF offence poised to commence in September, multinational businesses with fraud investigations face a heightening of conflicts between the requirements imposed by the new regime and data privacy laws. Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law discusses relevant caselaw and how to navigate the legal pinch points.

With the UK's FTPF offence poised to commence in September, multinational businesses with fraud investigations face a heightening of conflicts between the requirements imposed by the new regime and data privacy laws. Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law discusses relevant caselaw and how to navigate the legal pinch points.

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