Amber Rudd’s business career has come under scrutiny following a Guardian investigation that reveals her involvement with two companies in an offshore tax haven, and another where her co-director was jailed for fraud. One enterprise led her to become a co-director of Monticello, a company that was at the centre of a share ramping investigation. The files name Rudd as having been a director of two Bahamas companies, Advanced Asset Allocation Fund and Advanced Asset Allocation Management, between 1998 and 2000. Leaked Bahamas files expose politicians' offshore links Read moreMonticello’s share price subsequently skyrocketed and trading on its shares was suspended. Prior to Monticello, Rudd was involved in a number of other ventures.

Source: The Guardian September 21, 2016 18:00 UTC