Recent political turmoil and ever-rising regulatory expectations for banks have made it significantly tougher for British charities to send financial aid abroad, according to a survey.
Any plans to return frozen assets to donors who unwittingly contributed the money to charities tied to terrorist organizations would likely face stiff legal resistance, a government official said Wednesday.
The head of Spinka, an Orthodox Jewish group based in New York, was charged on December 18 with money laundering and mail fraud for his role in a multimillion-dollar tax fraud case, according to court documents.