Bank IT bod pocketed nearly $1m in kickbacks from tech contractor bosses for sending deals their way, Feds claim An IT worker at a New York bank steered multi-million-dollar deals to a technology contractor in exchange for $900,000 in kickbacks, it is claimed. Richard Wong, now a former employee at the unspecified US financial organization, was this month charged [PDF] with fraud, bribery, and conspiracy to commit bribery and fraud for …
No one really cares about the UK anyway. At least not in Europe and certainly not across the other side of the pond. So even if the entire UK was shut down it wouldn't really have much of an impact anywhere.
Hell even part of it's "Royal" family have said , Fuck This, and scampered of to Canada.
Brexit is a good thing, it's like removing the thorn in one's side. Lucky for the rest of us that that thorn is an island, an island that once had intelligence and humor, today it appears to be some kind of safe haven for the unemployed, the homeless and Boris, living in the commonwealth past, Johnson sycophants..
Looks like he had himself a nice little bonus-maker. He was smart enough to glean info and serve it up, but dumb enough to do it on corporate email and his own bank account.
Well, he's going to have a lot of time to think about burner phones, anonymous bank accounts and the like. Too bad he'll never get the chance to improve while working the fryer during the night shift.
Well, he's going to have a lot of time to think about burner phones, anonymous bank accounts and the like.
Getting something akin to an anonymous bank account isn't all that hard, but it is very costly to configure and maintain - the complexity and costs involved go way beyond what would be worth while for sums less than £1M.
There's far far cheaper alternatives to moving such small sums that barely involve banks at all and are untraceable after the fact. Anonymous bank accounts you only need for sums over say £100M.
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