Introduction to money laundering deterrence

Every criminal act anywhere that involves obtaining money illegally produces funds which need to be laundered. The IMF estimates that 2-5 of global GDP ($590bn and $1. 5 trillion) is laundered every year - $590bn is the equivalent of Spain's yearly output

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Cox, Dennis (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Chichester, West Sussex U. K. : John Wiley & Sons , c2011
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300 |a xii, 269 p. :   |b ill. ;   |c 23 cm. 
500 |a Includes index 
500 |a Titel op omslag en rug: An introduction to money laundering deterrence 
505 0 |a 1. What is money laundering? -- 2. International money laundering regulation - the role of the financial action task force -- 3. Europe - the third money laundering directive -- 4. The UK regulatory framework -- 5. How rules are applied in the UK - the joint money laundering steering group -- 6. The wolfsberg principles -- 7. The US regulatory framework -- 8. Financial sanctions -- 9. The role of the money laundering reporting officer -- 10. Money laundering training -- 11. Know your customer -- 12. Retail customer identification -- 13. Corporate customer identification -- 14. Politically exposed persons -- 15. Non face-to-face customers -- 16. Suspicious conduct and transactions -- 17. Unusual transactions -- 18. Investigating suspicions -- 19. Ongoing monitoring -- 20. Tipping off -- 21. Record keeping -- 22. Risk management -- 23. Money laundering deterrence software 
520 |a Every criminal act anywhere that involves obtaining money illegally produces funds which need to be laundered. The IMF estimates that 2-5 of global GDP ($590bn and $1. 5 trillion) is laundered every year - $590bn is the equivalent of Spain's yearly output 
650 0 |a Money laundering 
650 0 |a Money laundering   |x Prevention 
650 0 |a Terrorism   |x Finance 
650 0 |a Terrorism   |x Prevention 
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