Prince Andrew Reported to Police Over Alleged False Business Filings

The Duke of York is accused of using a fake name and address to register a company, prompting an assessment by the Metropolitan Police.

Prince Andrew has been reported to the Metropolitan Police by anti-monarchy group Republic for allegedly filing false information with Companies House.
The Duke of York is accused of using the pseudonym 'Andrew Inverness' and a false address to register the now-defunct Naples Gold Ltd, which ceased operations in 2021.
Republic's CEO Graham Smith has called for accountability, citing the legal implications under the Companies Act and the public interest in investigating high-profile figures.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed receipt of the complaint and stated that it is currently being assessed to determine if further action is warranted.
The report adds to ongoing scrutiny of Prince Andrew's business dealings, including his past links to Jeffrey Epstein and an alleged Chinese spy, as well as the dissolution of other companies tied to him.