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    • SFO to secure further £491,000 from Jakarta expat scammer

      Serious Fraud Office

      Today, the SFO secured an additional £491,967.97 uplift to the 2009 confiscation order against Alan Edwin Gardner, 57, after uncovering additional assets. Gardner defrauded a number of overseas investors through a fictitious investment scheme targeting British expats by falsely claiming their money was being invested through reputable Swiss bank UBS AG.

    • Bank of England launches policy statement and draft rules on regulating systemic stablecoins

      Bank of England

      The Bank of England has today published its policy statement and draft Code of Practice (rules) for systemic stablecoin issuers, marking a key milestone in establishing the UK’s stablecoin regime. The framework supports safe innovation, enabling UK issued stablecoins to develop as trusted forms of digital money. Alongside other innovations in money and payments, stablecoins could enable faster, cheaper and more flexible services for users, including cross‑border use cases, while supporting new programmable functionality. Today’s policy statement and draft rules reflect feedback from last year’s consultation. It provides coin issuers with clarity to innovate and scale within a framework that maintains resilience, confidence and trust in money.

    • Bulgaria: EPPO indicts EU project consultant for fraud involving funds for dental care

      European Public Prosecutor's Office

      (Luxembourg, 22 June 2026) – The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Sofia (Bulgaria) filed an indictment today at the Sofia City Court against an EU project consultant suspected of fraud involving a project for dental care. The consultant was contacted by a doctor who sought to establish a dental practice in a small town in Bulgaria's Burgas region, with the aim of improving access to healthcare services for the local population. The doctor engaged the consultant to prepare an application to obtain EU financial support for the project, including the purchase of medical equipment. The doctor also provided the consultant with contact details of a medical equipment supplier, who subsequently submitted a competitive offer.

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