The latest Financial Centres Index showcases the world’s top financial hubs, renowned for their competitiveness, infrastructure, and opportunities to help trade and business growth. But the Index does not signal immunity from illicit financial flows, and each of these centres relies heavily on the security of other global economies.
In the increasingly globalised world we live in, no financial centre can succeed in a vacuum. With the OECD predicting that global trade in goods and services will rise 3.3 per cent this year, it is vital that we can all have confidence in funds flowing in and out of our economies.
That is why the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) sets international standards that are a global benchmark for preventing, detecting, investigating, and prosecuting financial crimes – in particular money laundering, and the financing of terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
When a financial centre like Singapore announces a multi-billion-dollar money laundering case affect…
When a financial centre like Singapore announces a multi-billion-dollar money laundering case affect…
When a financial centre like Singapore announces a multi-billion-dollar money laundering case affect…
When a financial centre like Singapore announces a multi-billion-dollar money laundering case affect…
When a financial centre like Singapore announces a multi-billion-dollar money laundering case affect…
In a world of increasing financial complexity, tax scams have become a growing threat to investors.…
In a world of increasing financial complexity, tax scams have become a growing threat to investors.…
In a world of increasing financial complexity, tax scams have become a growing threat to investors.…
In a world of increasing financial complexity, tax scams have become a growing threat to investors.…
In a world of increasing financial complexity, tax scams have become a growing threat to investors.…