Deborah’s main expertise has related to anti bribery and corruption, fraud and money laundering matters, acting for both corporates and individuals, frequently on investigations with cross border elements. Deborah’s work has involved the UK SFO, FCA, Bank of England as well as overseas enforcement agencies. Some of her work has involved acting for a senior individual related to allegations of FX manipulation, and also acting on investigations in relation to capital raising during the financial crisis.
As a Professional Support lawyer, Deborah delivers training and know how updates to colleagues on significant corporate crime topics, including the new failure to prevent fraud offence.
In previous roles, Deborah was an investigator in the FCA’s Enforcement Retail division, and also worked in Singapore for a number of years acting for international banks on debt capital markets transactions.
In her spare time, she enjoys reading, films, travel and occasional tennis. She is also passionate about executive and life coaching, and undertook an ICF accredited coaching course in 2019.
- PG Diploma in Legal Practice, Nottingham Law School, 2001-2002
- BA Law, University of Oxford, 1998-2001