Richard Sallybanks - Partner - BCL Burton Copeland

BCL Burton Copeland

Solicitors

51 Lincoln's Inn Fields
London WC2A 3LZ

DX 37981 Kingsway
Tel +44 (0)20 7430 2277
Fax +44 (0)20 7430 1101

rsallybanks@bcl.com

Richard Sallybanks - Partner

Included in the Legal 500's Who's Who In The Law, Chambers 2010 and The International Who’s Who of Business Crime Lawyers

 

Richard Sallybanks specialises in complex business crime and regulatory defence work.

Richard has been a partner at BCL Burton Copeland since 1999, having joined the practice from CMS Cameron McKenna in 1995.  At CMS, Richard specialised in commercial litigation and worked in Hong Kong and Germany, as well as on secondment at financial regulator IMRO.

At BCL, Richard has been involved in numerous Serious Fraud Office, Financial Services Authority, HM Revenue & Customs and Office of Fair Trading investigations and prosecutions together with associated restraint and confiscation proceedings.  His experience in SFO matters includes Mabey and Johnson (overseas corruption and sanctions-busting), DePuy International (joint UK/US corruption/FCPA investigation), BCCI, United Mizrahi Bank/Facia (corruption and conspiracy to defraud), Balfron (fraud on a pension fund), SSL plc (false accounting), Operation Holbein (alleged price-fixing in the supply of generic drugs to the NHS), Izodia plc (conspiracy to defraud and theft of £35m) and Severn Trent Water (provision of alleged false information to Ofwat, the industry regulator).  He has also dealt with a number of SFO requests for information pursuant to the mutual legal assistance regime with other jurisdictions.  Richard has acted in a number of FSA criminal and regulatory investigations for brokers, traders and senior executives, including in relation to allegations of insider dealing and market abuse.  He represented a senior executive of British Airways in the global investigation, led by the US Department of Justice Anti-Trust Division, into a cartel in the air cargo industry.  He has also acted in the Metropolitan Police "cash for honours" enquiry and also has experience of regulatory and disciplinary proceedings brought by other regulators including Lloyd's of London and the Law Society.

Richard was admitted as a solicitor in 1992 and is a member of The Law Society, the International Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Association of Regulatory & Disciplinary Lawyers, the Financial Services Lawyers Association and the London Criminal Courts Solicitors’ Association.

 

 

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