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[The objective of this Chapter is to critically evaluate the functions of the SOCA, now the NCA, as the UK’s FIU law enforcement model and to assess this model in terms of its ability and power to handle SARs received from the reporting entities. This is essential in order to evaluate in the Final Chapter the chances of the UAE successfully adopting this model. In addition, this Chapter critically analyses the efficiency of the consent regime in relation to the SARs and the practical problems associated with the grounds for submitting SARs to the NCA.]
Published: Jul 9, 2016
Keywords: Annual Report; Money Launder; Organise Crime; Authorised Disclosure; Financial Crime
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