Tisun Investments
Company owned by Richard Tice that received an £80,000 loan from George Cottrell.
Tisun Investments, owned by Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice, received an £80,000 loan from George Cottrell, part of banking material leaked and now under a National Crime Agency self-referral.
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Tisun Investments is a company owned by Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice.
Leaked banking material reported an £80,000 loan from George Cottrell to the company, part of the material at the centre of a National Crime Agency self-referral to the Independent Office for Police Conduct on 24 July 2026.
The leak also included a separate £1m donation tied to Cottrell, and the watchdog referred the complaints back to the Agency's own Professional Standards Unit for a local rather than an Independent investigation, a decision announced on 24 July 2026 that leaves Tisun's dealings under scrutiny from the Agency's own staff rather than an outside body.
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