shell companies
Coverage of shell companies in the Nexus archive.
- Digital Arrest scams: CBI conducts searches at over 80 locations across India
The CBI conducted searches at over 80 locations across India in a digital arrest scam case. The accused were involved in creating shell companies and operating mule bank accounts to launder approximately ₹2 crore of suspected criminal proceeds.
- Illegal immigrant from Honduras gets 8 years in prison for $38M payroll tax fraud scheme
Mario Flores, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, was sentenced to eight years in prison for a $38 million payroll tax fraud scheme involving shell companies in Orlando, Florida. He conspired with his girlfriend and others to defraud the US government.
- Ferraris and Shell Companies: Five Charged in Medicare Fraud Schemes
Five individuals were charged in Medicare fraud schemes involving Ferraris and shell companies. Medicare paid over $10 billion for skin substitutes in 2024 under the administration of Mehmet Oz, the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid administrator.
- Jagan is the ultimate beneficiary of ‘liquor scam’, says A.P. Minister Veeranjaneya Swamy
A.P. Minister Dola Sri Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy alleges that Jagan is the ultimate beneficiary of a liquor scam, with revenue diverted to shell companies in Dubai and parts of Africa.
- From Pyongyang to Primorsk: When Sanctions Evasion Becomes System Design
Russia's shadow fleet evades sanctions by using registries, ports, and shell companies to obscure ties to the country, a strategy refined from methods North Korea developed. The article highlights that while some tankers are caught in the Mediterranean or European waters, the larger issue lies in undetected ships maintaining a sanctioned state.
- Iran and its allies are committing epic financial fraud in America. I watch it happen every day
Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China are conducting coordinated financial fraud operations within the U.S. system using shell companies, stolen identities, and synthetic profiles. Iran's 'shadow banking' network, linked to the Zarringhalam brothers, evades sanctions by routing funds through intermediaries in the UAE and Hong Kong to finance military and terrorist activities.