By Paul O’Donoghue
TWO of the UK’s most prominent state corporate entities will establish new AML investigative “cells” using ring-fenced funds from the state’s new Economic Crime Levy.
In its annual report, the Companies House, the state agency which maintains the register of companies in the UK, said £19 million will be allocated to both it and the state Insolvency Service (INNS).
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