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Revealed: Nadhim Zahawi played secret role in offshore-linked lender

Scandal-hit Conservative chair did not declare his interests in Crowd2Fund, a company co-founded by his parents

Revealed: Nadhim Zahawi played secret role in offshore-linked lender
Nadhim Zahawi is more closely connected to an offshore company at the centre of a tax row than he has publicly admitted, new evidence suggests | Thomas Krych / amanda rose / Alamy Stock Photo
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Nadhim Zahawi is more closely connected to an offshore-linked company at the centre of a tax row than has been publicly admitted, new evidence suggests.

The Conservative minister registered internet domain names for Crowd2Fund Limited shortly after Gibraltar-based Balshore Investments took a 50% stake in the peer-to-peer lending start-up in 2014.

Having registered Crowd2Fund's website domains, Zahawi maintained ownership for a number of years, even stretching into his time as a minister.