- Curaçao bank and its former owner won a case against liquidators.
- The High Court ruled they were unaware of clients’ involvement in VAT fraud.
- Claims of dishonest assistance against the bank were dismissed.
- The case involved Transworld Payment Solutions UK Limited.
- The judge found no intentional wrongdoing by the bank or its director.
Source: accountancydaily.co
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