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UK internetusers now account for
over 50% of total population
Dec 02
UK mobileinternet
Around half ofinternet usersmake use of
mobile devicesto accessinternet
Aug 11
Sep 90
Jul 91
CODETHE
COMPLYEXPLAIN
The CombinedCode on Corporate
Governance
The ‘Code’ is issued,consolidatingthe �ndings of
several corporategovernance
reports
Jun 98
Jun 16
UK votesto leave EU
Fraud ActReceives
RoyalAssent
Nov 06Mirror GroupPension Scandal
Black hole of£350 million revealed
Dec 91
Sep 07
First UK bankrun in 150 years
This marks thestart of the creditcrunch in the UK
Receives RoyalAssent
Apr 10
Bribery Act
Rogue trader
Kweku Adoboliloses his
employer £1.3 billion
Sep 11
2000
2010
Oct 86
Deregulationtakes e�ect
'Big Bang'Deregulation takes e�ect.
City trading transformsand reorganises, and
electronic screens replace‘open outcry’ pits
‘Big Bang’
Apr 88
1980
commencesoperations,
under powersgranted by theCriminal Justice
Act 1987
Serious FraudOffice (SFO) closes down BCCI
branches in the UK. Police raids conducted
worldwide
Bank of England
Premier League FootballFirst of several matches to see �oodlight
failures that are later linked to interferencefrom an Asian betting syndicate
Aug 97
The EUSingle Marketis introduced
The �rst MTIC frauds begin
Jan 93
FCA fines several banks a total of £1.1 billion forfailing to control business practices related
to the Forex scandal
Nov 14
WannaCry Ransomware The attack a�ects over
230,000 computers, causingsevere disruption to many
organisationsMay 17
Aug 91
Jun 90
Misuse ActComputer
ReceivesRoyal Assent
ComputerMisuse Act
Tradingsuspendedfollowing
an SFO raid
Polly Peck
.www
World Wide Web, developed by Sir Tim Berners-Lee
at CERN, is opened to the general public
POLICE
Data BankingOther Politics, lawsand agencies
Managementscandals
Legend
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Sep 02
Many of the same banks were later �ned afurther £3.6 billion by U.S. law enforcement
1990
The Onion Routing(TOR) project
TOR is �rst released - ananonymising network
associated with the 'Dark Web'
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