Mar 15, 2018
Bahamas, US Virgin Islands and St. Kitts and Nevis added to EU blacklist
Three major offshore hubs in the Caribbean have been added to the EU's tax haven blacklist.
Bahamas Leaks was an ICIJ investigation based on a cache of 1.3 million files from the island nation’s corporate registry. It provided names of directors and some owners of more than 175,000 Bahamian companies, trusts and foundations registered between 1990 and early 2016.
Three major offshore hubs in the Caribbean have been added to the EU's tax haven blacklist.
New data from the Paradise Papers will allow you to explore more information on companies registered in the Cook Islands, Samoa and Malta.
Part two of a three-part series: Here are a few tips on how to navigate the networks and extract all the information you can out of ICIJ's Offshore Leaks Database.
Information on more than 680,000 entities in 55 secrecy jurisdictions can now be searched and downloaded.
Luxembourg’s second trial against two whistleblowers and a journalist will extend into the New Year as the Lux Leaks legal stoush continues.
The ExxonMobil chief nominated by Donald Trump to be Secretary of State was a director of an offshore company that had close dealings with Russia.
In a fiery session, European parliamentarians called for an end to financial secrecy as the Bahamas pledged to fast-track transparency measures.
The European Commission is considering action against a former top official following revelations she didn't declare her Bahamian company.
Now, for the first time, users can access corporate data from the Bahamas - including some politicians' offshore holdings - online for free.
Former top EU official among the politicians and others named in leak revealing 175,000 offshore companies registered in the Bahamas.