The leader of the UK Reform Party faces regulatory scrutiny over a $6.7 million grant from Tether investors.

According to Mars Finance, the UK Parliament's Standards Commissioner is investigating British MP and Reform Party leader Nigel Farage for allegedly failing to declare a £5 million (approximately $6.7 million) personal gift from Tether investor Christopher Harborne, who holds a 12% stake in Tether. Farage stated that the gift, received before he announced his candidacy in 2024, was intended for personal security and therefore he was not obligated to declare it. Under the UK House of Commons Code of Conduct, newly elected MPs are required to register any benefits received in the preceding 12 months. If found guilty of breach of this rule, Farage could face penalties including an apology, suspension, or expulsion from Parliament.