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[Money laundering is ubiquitous in modern discourse because of its pervasive links to criminal activity. It bolsters terrorism, underpins much chastisement of financial institutions and their alleged links to drug cartels, expedites tax evasion, undergirds corruption and resonates in political wrangling over financial debacles. It stands accused of causing, or contributing to, any number of crimes shaped, in one way or another, by money.]
Published: Dec 7, 2017
Keywords: Anti-money Laundering; RISKS ASSOCIATED; Bank Of Credit And Commerce International (BCCI); Financial Action Task Force (FATF); Terrorist Finance
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