The emperor's cloths of disclosure: Hot money and suspect disclosures |
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Authors: | Petrus C van Duyne Hervy de Miranda |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Penal Law, Tilburg;(2) Dutch Criminal Intelligence Service, Netherlands |
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Abstract: | This paper describes the results of the analysis of the Dutch database of suspect financial transactions for the years 1994-1996.
It provides a detailed insight into the money volume at risk, the reasons for disclosure and the persons and corporations
involved. The results show that from the start 48% of the disclosed money reports had to be discarded as there was either
no money involved or there was no crime-money. The remaining database showed that all the distributions were very skewed resulting
in the conclusion that “few move little money and few move much” or 179 persons were responsible for 89% of the disclosed
money movements. The paper raises some questions about the assumptions underlying the anti-money laundering policy and the
requirements for designing an adequate disclosure system at a European level.
This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. |
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