Business Economics 21 April 2012updated 26 Sep 2015 7:31pm Cameron under fire for family’s tax avoidance Ian Cameron ran investment funds in Panama and Geneva aimed at avoiding UK tax. By Alex Hern The Guardian reports that David Cameron’s father made his family fortune through a network of offshore funds in countries like Panama and Geneva, which “explicitly boasted of their ability to remain outside of UK tax jurisdiction”. Ed Howker and Shiv Malik write: Subscribe to The New Statesman today from only £8.99 per month Subscribe Content from our partners Wayne Robertson: “The science is clear on the need for carbon capture” Spotlight An old Rioja, a simple Claret,and a Burgundy far too nice to put in risotto New Statesman Wine Club Antimicrobial Resistance: Why urgent action is needed Spotlight