Foreign companies which buy property in the UK will have to reveal who their true owners are in a public register, as David Cameron is set to outline tough new measures to crack down on money laundering.As an anti-corruption summit gets underway in London, Cameron will say it will be a corporate offence for executives who fail to prevent money laundering and fraud inside their companies.
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