Select committee warns on 12-month deadline for inquiry into investment firm’s collapse

Systems fault that lasted almost a decade is revealed a day ahead of shareholder meeting

Detelina Subeva faced charge in US of conspiracy to help launder money

Trial seen as a test on the country’s ability to tackle graft

Report reveals exploitation of women and girls has worsened as cybersex industry grows

UK tax authority swoops on promoters of ‘fraudulent’ schemes

Resolution of dispute averts Moscow’s expulsion from Council of Europe

Government lowered the upper limit on state payments in 2016

Record numbers of customers complain to UK’s Financial Ombudsman Service

Far-right activist to appear at Old Bailey again after High Court grants permission

High Court ruled last year that separate rate for female pensions had to end

Sweden’s oldest bank has been rocked by money laundering allegations

Decision sets stage for battle with US over extradition of WikiLeaks founder

Big challenges remain, from accountability for Rohingya crackdown to EU trade threats

Tycoon alleges artist infringed his privacy and defamed him in Paris theatre production

Charges relate to Henrik Ramlau-Hansen’s time as Danske Bank’s finance director

We are looking for examples of innovation in law and the business of law for the next annual report and awards for N America

US sales manager admits ‘no evidence’ that Lynch sent emails to manipulate accounting

My daughter has married well and is looked after

Thomas Borgen is first senior manager to be indicted in €200bn scandal

Remittances include funds linked to film company that produced ‘Wolf of Wall Street’

Solicitors’ regulator points to poor checks, procedures and risk assessments