Anti money laundering guide
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: London : Sweet & Maxwell, 1999-Descrição física: 1 vol.; 25 cm + Assunto: 243734 | 230953 | 229150 | 225700 | 245947 | 227776Resumo: Introduction: the economics of laundering; laundering – the international dimension (Peter Alldridge). Nature of money laundering: dirty and hot money (Angela Itzikowitz); the modus operandi of money laundering (Richard W. Harms, Michael F. Zeldin, Alan Abel, David K. Gilles); the control of organised crime (Richard W. Harms, Michael F. Zeldin, Alan Abel, David K. Gilles).Handling funds: intermediaries and professional advisers (Stephen Gentle, Christopher Murray); bankers in international commerce (Sandeep Savla).UK Law and practice (Shereen Billings, Emma Radmore, Denton Wilde): background to the control of money laundering; specific offences; reporting and compliance; relevant civil law.Prevention and compliance: financial sector prevention and compliance (Michael Hyland, Sue Thornhill); reporting suspicions and blowing the whistle (Andrew Haynes).Investigation, prosecution and confiscation of the proceeds of crime: introduction (Gareth Rees); investigations (Sean Larkin); confiscation (Jonathan Barnard); civil recovery (Diana Wilson).Fiscal aspects of money laundering (Andrew Hinsley, Aileen Barry, Arthur Andersen, David Roberts): interaction of tax and money laundering legislation; tax evasion; tax advice and conducting financial business; inland revenue prosecutions; money laundering laws and assessment to tax; exchange of information.International mutual assistance (Rinita L. Sarker, Dibb Lupton Alsop): obtaining evidence; freezing injunctions and orders preserving property; ancillary orders; defences to tracing claims; criminal freezing orders; orders of foreign courts; existing foreign decisions; extradition; international exchange of evidence; evidence of other offences.Civil law aspects of money laundering (Paul Morris, Tony Beswetherick, Denton Wilde Sapte): liability for laundering money; procedural and evidential considerations; civil law consequences of compliance with UK legislation.Transnational control of money laundering: international and regional initiatives (Valsamis Mitsilegas); characteristics of offshore jurisdictions (Wyn Hughes).Documentation: international documentation; EU legislation ;UK primary legislation; UK secondary legislation ; other documentation.Country profiles: A to Z.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Introduction: the economics of laundering; laundering – the international dimension (Peter Alldridge). Nature of money laundering: dirty and hot money (Angela Itzikowitz); the modus operandi of money laundering (Richard W. Harms, Michael F. Zeldin, Alan Abel, David K. Gilles); the control of organised crime (Richard W. Harms, Michael F. Zeldin, Alan Abel, David K. Gilles).Handling funds: intermediaries and professional advisers (Stephen Gentle, Christopher Murray); bankers in international commerce (Sandeep Savla).UK Law and practice (Shereen Billings, Emma Radmore, Denton Wilde): background to the control of money laundering; specific offences; reporting and compliance; relevant civil law.Prevention and compliance: financial sector prevention and compliance (Michael Hyland, Sue Thornhill); reporting suspicions and blowing the whistle (Andrew Haynes).Investigation, prosecution and confiscation of the proceeds of crime: introduction (Gareth Rees); investigations (Sean Larkin); confiscation (Jonathan Barnard); civil recovery (Diana Wilson).Fiscal aspects of money laundering (Andrew Hinsley, Aileen Barry, Arthur Andersen, David Roberts): interaction of tax and money laundering legislation; tax evasion; tax advice and conducting financial business; inland revenue prosecutions; money laundering laws and assessment to tax; exchange of information.International mutual assistance (Rinita L. Sarker, Dibb Lupton Alsop): obtaining evidence; freezing injunctions and orders preserving property; ancillary orders; defences to tracing claims; criminal freezing orders; orders of foreign courts; existing foreign decisions; extradition; international exchange of evidence; evidence of other offences.Civil law aspects of money laundering (Paul Morris, Tony Beswetherick, Denton Wilde Sapte): liability for laundering money; procedural and evidential considerations; civil law consequences of compliance with UK legislation.Transnational control of money laundering: international and regional initiatives (Valsamis Mitsilegas); characteristics of offshore jurisdictions (Wyn Hughes).Documentation: international documentation; EU legislation ;UK primary legislation; UK secondary legislation ; other documentation.Country profiles: A to Z.
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