Mossack Fonseca

"The Laundromat" is based on the true story of Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers, who have sued Netflix for defamation over the movie. But how close is the film to the real events?

Clients quickly began firing off emails demanding to know what information was compromised.

The earliest instance of Trump's name appearing in the Panama Papers details a condo sale at the Trump Palace in New York.

Trump and associates' murky financial dealings deserve greater scrutiny.

The streaming giant has purchased the rights to a book by the German journalists who broke the Panama Papers story.

The database provides names, banks, trusts and other entities participating in offshore tax shelters.

The biggest data leak in history was motivated by the injustices of offshore tax havens, the source said.

The general prosecutor said the sources of the report were too obscure to be trustworthy.

Panamanian media reported that investigators left a Mossack Fonseca storehouse with bags of shredded papers.

Known more for his extreme reclusiveness than his distaste for taxes, the late filmmaker is a good example of why people turn to tax shelters.

Panama, Peru and El Salvador have conducted raids on offices of the law firm behind the Panama Papers.

No arrests were made during the 27-hour operation.

Panama's attorney general is searching for any evidence of illegal activities.

Most of the wealthiest clients are passing up Panama and going to the world's biggest banks.

The authorities seized accounting documents in an investigation into possible tax evasion and fraud.

The co-editor-in-chief of the German newspaper that broke the story said he did not know exactly where his team's source got the information.

Authorities in El Salvador on Friday raided the local offices of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca.

The Nigerian commodities billionaire has been linked to at least four offshore shell companies.

The Panama Papers reportedly reveal how a wealthy art-dealing family concealed the painting's ownership.

The release of the Panama Papers on Sunday showed how the rich and politically connected stash their wealth.

The Russian president said he is "proud" of his implicated friend.

The fallout of the Panama Papers scandal continues with big names implicated.

President Juan Carlos Varela is frustrated at other countries stigmatizing Panama.

The leak provoked a global uproar over the hiding of wealth via offshore banking devices.

The company is caught up in the storm of the Panama Papers scandal—but what is it?

The Financial Secrecy Index has named the most secretive states across the world.

Mossack Fonseca didn't realise the bank's connection to Pyongyang.

The documents leaked from the law firm have caused public outrage.

Developing nations are suffering a "hemorrhage" of wealth due to tax avoidance.

Both fall into the "morally wrong" category, but what is legal/illegal?