‘Hard cop' acts on money laundering

New laws create a risk-based system to keep financial institutions above board

Money laundering and terrorist financing will certainly be high on the agenda this month at the IMF/ World Bank annual meeting.

Regulatory authorities and financial institutions are coming to terms with the new regulations announced by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an inter-governmental body set up to combat the international problem, which are designed to make life even harder for the money launderers by imposing more detailed controls.

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