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London wants to weigh in on UAE Interpol candidate selection

The UK has long had a strong influence within the International Criminal Police Organisation and is beginning to take an interest in who will be its next president.

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy 02.07.2021

Charterers Chapman Freeborn and Air Partner to handle UK's Afghanistan withdrawal

Antonov transport planes leased from Chapman Freeborn and Air Partner will airlift British military materiel out of reach of the Taliban, through Oman.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 01.07.2021

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Bundestag report on Wirecard shines light once again on Arcanum

The German assembly's report revisits the frenetic use of consultants and private investigators by the collapsed German payment processing company Wirecard.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel Running Story - India's hackers for hire 30.06.2021

EncroChat and AN0M cases open breach in British interceptions law

Britain is one of the few countries where intercepted communications cannot be used as evidence in a court case, a position that is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain given Britain's involvement in international police operations to cyber-infiltrate criminal groups.

Subscribers only Operations 25.06.2021

With TBEST, UK intelligence agencies offer telecom companies to hack them

The intelligence-led simulated attack framework geared to the telecommunications industry appears to be one of the most aggressive public private partnerships in Europe.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 24.06.2021

David Brown, the man who walked out of Dmitry Firtash's French Riviera villa

While the US pursues its efforts to have him extradited from Austria, Firtash is still fighting to recover frozen assets including a sumptuous villa on the French Riviera, a property still occupied by Firtash's right-hand man Robert Shetler-Jones, who once had help from consultant David Brown.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.06.2021

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Ex-MI6 chief Alex Younger carves niche in private sector

After his post-service pause, Alex Younger, the former head of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), is developing his role as a consultant, which will bring him into contact with a member of the board of Huawei, a company the British intelligence community is very concerned about.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.06.2021

Alex Younger, director of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS, or MI6) from 2014 to 2020.

The ongoing saga of Pakistan's asset recovery firm Broadsheet's litigation funder Richard Deitz

US financier Richard Deitz, who is active in Ukraine and Russia, is seeking compensation for the litigation funding his firm provided to the asset recovery firm Broadsheet, which received a multi-million dollar payout from the Pakistan government earlier this year.

Free access Corporate Intel 22.06.2021

Richard Deitz, Founder, President and Fund Manager, VR Capital Group Ltd.

Sibylline CEO takes over corporate intelligence syndicate

Justin Crump, whose company works among others with Facebook, is looking to spread his vision for the sector, based on big data analysis and the use of embedded analysts. AIRIP is the perfect platform.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.06.2021

Wall Street's biggest users of private investigators settle their scores in battle over Universal

The future of music industry giant Universal will be settled in Paris tomorrow by "activist" investment companies. All the protagonists, who include Daniel Loeb and Bill Ackman, are big users of private investigators for their corporate raiding operations.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.06.2021

Paul Tilley takes charge of PR for British component of anti-Daesh coalition

With his company Innovation and Insight FZE (IN2), crisis communications specialist Paul Tilley has been regularly involved in British influence operations, especially those carried out for Syrian rebel groups.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.06.2021

Charles Blackmore sets his succession plan at Audere in motion

The head of small business intelligence firm, Audere International, has brought his son Oliver Blackmore on to the company's board.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.06.2021

NCA intelligence budget cuts offset by boost to cyber

The National Crime Agency's tighter budget for its conflict, stability and intelligence funds have been countered by larger premiums for cybersecurity.

Subscribers only Operations 17.06.2021

After training Africa's civil servants, Crown Agents to lecture Iraqi military

British international development company Crown Agents has been awarded a contract by the Foreign Office to train Iraqi army officers.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.06.2021

Dmitry Firtash's lordly London connections

Though targeted by Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council as it helps President Zelensky compile a list of the country's oligarchs, Dmitry Firtash can call on a few favours from his trusted London contacts, many of whom have also worked with Lord Oxford.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.06.2021

Consultants heard in trial of suspected Qatari funding of Nusra Front

A slew of consultants have given testimony in the UK trial to determine Qatar's alleged support of the former Syrian movement Jabhat Al Nusra, shedding light as much on the role played by Doha Bank and Qatari brothers Moutaz and Ramez Al Khayyat as their own involvement in the Syrian conflict.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.06.2021

Steinmetz-Soros case held up by the absence of litigation funding

As defence lawyers press for BSGR founder Beny Steinmetz and his right-hand man Dag Cramer to testify before the court in their case against George Soros, BSGR's new joint administrator Alvarez & Marsal is trying to find funding to enable the group to continue its legal action.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 15.06.2021

Businessman Christopher Chandler pins Donald Berlin, the private investigator who accused him of Russian ties

A US court has overturned certain elements of the rulings that rejected the businessman's libel claim against Donald Berlin, author of an early 2000s report that suspected ties between Chandler and Russian security apparatus.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.06.2021

Legatum Group founder Christopher Chandler.

Hakluyt swaps Mayfair's grey skies for Dubai sun

Partner Chris Napoli has been picked to lead the corporate intelligence firm's new UAE branch.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 10.06.2021

Lawyer McCue's team of intelligence, diplomacy and lobbying masters

The lawyer and human rights campaigner Jason McCue operates with former Foreign & Commonwealth Office officer, Philip Boulton, a discreet business diplomacy and Intelligence firm, Rigel Corp.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.06.2021

Wallbrook bolsters his advisory board

Ian Barclay's corporate intelligence firm Wallbrook has enlisted the legal expertise of Sarah de Gay in London and James Aquilina in the United States.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 08.06.2021

CIA brings in new London chief of station

The most emblematic of the CIA's overseas stations, London, is getting a new chief. The appointment is of significant importance for both the British and US intelligence communities.

Subscribers only Agencies 07.06.2021

British military wants to predict future wars with the help of Deadpan AI

The Ministry of Defence's business accelerator DASA wants to anticipate political instability using big data, a development the military, intelligence services and diplomats will be watching closely.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 04.06.2021

CT Group's special branch hires CBS Washington bureau chief to lead DC opening

The consultancy and investigation branch of Sir Lynton Crosby and Mark Textor's advisory firm has hired star journalist Chris Isham to run its US office.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.06.2021

Pentagon subcontractors fall back on APC deal with UK army in Erbil

With the US army on the way out, Iraqi service providers are jostling for other contracts. Supplying British troops in Kurdistan may help them make up for the loss of business.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.06.2021

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All articles - United Kingdom

London wants to weigh in on UAE Interpol candidate selection

Charterers Chapman Freeborn and Air Partner to handle UK's Afghanistan withdrawal

Spotlight
Bundestag report on Wirecard shines light once again on Arcanum

EncroChat and AN0M cases open breach in British interceptions law

With TBEST, UK intelligence agencies offer telecom companies to hack them

David Brown, the man who walked out of Dmitry Firtash's French Riviera villa

Spotlight
Ex-MI6 chief Alex Younger carves niche in private sector

The ongoing saga of Pakistan's asset recovery firm Broadsheet's litigation funder Richard Deitz

Sibylline CEO takes over corporate intelligence syndicate

Wall Street's biggest users of private investigators settle their scores in battle over Universal

Paul Tilley takes charge of PR for British component of anti-Daesh coalition

Charles Blackmore sets his succession plan at Audere in motion

NCA intelligence budget cuts offset by boost to cyber

After training Africa's civil servants, Crown Agents to lecture Iraqi military

Dmitry Firtash's lordly London connections

Consultants heard in trial of suspected Qatari funding of Nusra Front

Steinmetz-Soros case held up by the absence of litigation funding

Businessman Christopher Chandler pins Donald Berlin, the private investigator who accused him of Russian ties

Hakluyt swaps Mayfair's grey skies for Dubai sun

Lawyer McCue's team of intelligence, diplomacy and lobbying masters

Wallbrook bolsters his advisory board

CIA brings in new London chief of station

British military wants to predict future wars with the help of Deadpan AI

CT Group's special branch hires CBS Washington bureau chief to lead DC opening

Pentagon subcontractors fall back on APC deal with UK army in Erbil

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London wants to weigh in on UAE Interpol candidate selection

Charterers Chapman Freeborn and Air Partner to handle UK's Afghanistan withdrawal

Spotlight Bundestag report on Wirecard shines light once again on Arcanum

EncroChat and AN0M cases open breach in British interceptions law

With TBEST, UK intelligence agencies offer telecom companies to hack them

David Brown, the man who walked out of Dmitry Firtash's French Riviera villa

Spotlight Ex-MI6 chief Alex Younger carves niche in private sector

The ongoing saga of Pakistan's asset recovery firm Broadsheet's litigation funder Richard Deitz

Sibylline CEO takes over corporate intelligence syndicate

Wall Street's biggest users of private investigators settle their scores in battle over Universal

Paul Tilley takes charge of PR for British component of anti-Daesh coalition

Charles Blackmore sets his succession plan at Audere in motion

NCA intelligence budget cuts offset by boost to cyber

After training Africa's civil servants, Crown Agents to lecture Iraqi military

Dmitry Firtash's lordly London connections

Consultants heard in trial of suspected Qatari funding of Nusra Front

Steinmetz-Soros case held up by the absence of litigation funding

Businessman Christopher Chandler pins Donald Berlin, the private investigator who accused him of Russian ties

Hakluyt swaps Mayfair's grey skies for Dubai sun

Lawyer McCue's team of intelligence, diplomacy and lobbying masters

Wallbrook bolsters his advisory board

CIA brings in new London chief of station

British military wants to predict future wars with the help of Deadpan AI

CT Group's special branch hires CBS Washington bureau chief to lead DC opening

Pentagon subcontractors fall back on APC deal with UK army in Erbil

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Bundestag report on Wirecard shines light once again on Arcanum

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Ex-MI6 chief Alex Younger carves niche in private sector