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Pakistan: Combating the illicit flow of money

Daily Times May 15, 2021 The cross-border movement of illegally obtained funds leaves a scar on the sanctity and security of the global financial system. The governments and financial institutions in collaboration with global watch-dogs are in a constant pursuit to restrict and eliminate the risk of illicit funds traveling from one place to another through the global financial system. Generally, these funds originate from illegal sources such as corruption, smuggling, human and drug trafficking etc. However, there are also legal types of funding that are used for illegal transactions which includes market abuse, circumvention of laws, controlling monopoly power or political conflict of interest including tax abuse. These transactions ultimately have a huge impact on the economy of the developing countries. As per the Global Financial Integrity Report developing countries lose around

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Ενεργήσαμε πάντα καλόπιστα, με πλήρη διαφάνεια, είπε εκπρόσωπος της PWC στην Ερευνητική για τις Πολιτογραφήσεις

Ενεργήσαμε πάντα καλόπιστα, με πλήρη διαφάνεια, είπε εκπρόσωπος της PWC στην Ερευνητική για τις Πολιτογραφήσεις
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Is EFCC proactive against politically exposed persons?

It should be noted that falling under the threshold of the PEP isn’t synonymous with being corrupt however, it puts them at high risk of money laundering because of their substantial authority over state assets, funds and other public expenditure. Nonetheless, the likes of late Nigerian Head of State, Sani Abacha, former Delta State Governor, James Ibori and now Imo West Senate representative, Mr. Okorocha, have unfortunately made the phrase a euphemism for a person who is fraudulent. The methods, which PEPs launder money have become no secret to Nigerians in recent times. It is well known that financial institutions are the insidious arrangers.

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Equipping Investigators with Skills to Tackle Illicit Financial Flows

Kunle Aderinokun Nowadays, it is easy for money to flow across borders and this connectivity between international financial systems promotes economic growth, but it also gives rise to a global problem referred to as Illicit Financial Flows (IFF). Illicit Financial Flows are financial flows that are illicit either by virtue of their origin (stemming from organised crime), their utilisation (to finance terrorism) or the nature of the transfer itself (money laundering). Interestingly, the effects of IFFs are particularly devastating for developing countries and increasingly undermine international efforts to promote sustainable development. Undoubtedly, criminal activities associated with IFFs, such as human trafficking or the illegal trade in drugs, destabilise countries and regions and thus increase the risk of violent conflicts.

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The good, the merged, and the bad - Executive Magazine

Executive Magazine What options do Lebanese banks have? Anwar Amro / AFP One year into Lebanon’s economic crisis, country total net losses are estimated at more than 44 billion dollars by the World Bank’s recent report as of early Q2 2020 and as mentioned in the Government reform plan of April 2020 (at a foreign exchange rate estimated at 3,500 Lebanese pounds to the dollar). This results from losses at the Lebanon central bank (BDL), losses in the banking sector, and losses at the government level mainly from the Eurobonds default. In this regard, the banking sector needs a deep restructuring to reorganize its assets and build back the needed trust from its internal and external clients.

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