Anthony Asindi is a senior associate in our dispute resolution practice
Anthony's practice focuses on corporate crime compliance and investigations, particularly in areas such as bribery and corruption, money laundering, tax evasion, fraud, market abuse and conduct issues. He represents multinational organisations, financial institutions, listed companies and state-linked entities across various sectors, including financial services, oil and gas, transport and infrastructure, and manufacturing.
Anthony has significant experience advising clients on compliance remediation projects and managing risks associated with both internal and regulator-led investigations. Additionally, he provides counsel on sensitive whistleblowing investigations and the related employment considerations.
Anthony has previously been seconded to the litigation and investigations legal team of a major UK bank. During this secondment, Anthony worked alongside group compliance stakeholders regarding the bank’s response to financial crime issues.
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Podcasts
Ashurst Data Bytes 6: The ICO's new investigatory remit under the UK Data (Use and Access) Act
07 Oct 2025
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Legal development
Key insights from the SFO's updated guidance on corporate co-operation
02 May 2025
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Business Insight
Corporate Crime and Investigations - What now for 2025?
22 Jan 2025
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Failure to prevent fraud: key insights from UK government guidance
11 Nov 2024
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A View From The Exchange: UK's Lloyd's of London tackles non-financial misconduct
30 Oct 2024
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Legal development
Mandatory reimbursement: an APP-ropriate means of compensating fraud victims?
08 Oct 2024
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Legal development
Expanding the scope of corporate criminal liability for economic crimes
28 Sep 2023
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Legal Outlook podcasts
Rhiannon Webster, Anthony Asindi and Tom Brookes discuss the overlooked changes to the investigatory powers of the UK’s data protection regulator under the Data (Use and Access) Act.
Listen to "Data Bytes episode 6"