Special Report: CALIPHATE CASH CRUNCH: WHAT LOWER OIL PRICES AND SHRINKING TERRITORY MEAN FOR ISLAMIC STATE’S FINANCES
05 Sep 2016

KYC360 investigative reporter Clementine Wallop takes a look at Islamic State’s revenue raising, its recent spending squeeze and what companies can do to protect themselves against an unusually dynamic enemy in this exclusive report.

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