Financial Transparency Coalition

The Anti-Corruption Summit hosted by Prime Minister David Cameron has started today and will continue through tomorrow. Heads of State, business leaders and civil society representatives will be in attendance with an aim to “expose corruption, punish perpetrators, and drive out the culture of corruption.” And this could not be more timely.

New analysis from James S Henry looks at the amount of money leaving emerging economies headed for tax havens and offshore financial centers. More below:

Last week, almost one month to the day after the Panama Papers came to light, President Obama announced new rules to help combat the abuse of anonymous shell companies to evade taxes and launder money. While it’s certainly welcome that the President of, by some accounts, the ‘world’s favorite new tax haven‘, is taking measures to

2016 is a big year for the open government movement, and recent revelations from the leaked Panama Papers will only serve to forward the transparency discussion further. As we’ve seen from the worldwide coverage, things like hidden company ownership and strict secrecy have fueled questionable links between world leaders and offshore jurisdictions. Luckily, from the