New Jersey Division Of Criminal Justice--Money Laundering The NJ Division of Criminal Justice s money laundering Section has the goal of reducing the negative impact of money laundering on the State by supporting http://www.state.nj.us/lps/dcj/njmoneylaundering/home.htm
Extractions: WHAT IS MONEY LAUNDERING Money laundering is the manner in which criminals attempt to thwart law enforcement's ability to track the success of a criminal venture by disguising the proceeds of that venture, to make the proceeds appear to be lawful, or to make them unidentifiable. New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice Home Seminars Conferences Training ... Contact The New Jersey Division of Criminal Justices Money Laundering Section has the goal of reducing the negative impact of money laundering on the State of New Jersey by supporting state-level investigations and prosecutions for money laundering. Three primary initiatives of the section support this goal. Financial Investigations Unit The creation of a Financial Investigations Unit (FIU) within the Division of Criminal Justice was recommended by the Attorney Generals Working Group on Money Laundering, which reported its findings in September 1998. This Financial Investigations Unit is comprised of investigators with financial backgrounds who investigate both money laundering and the underlying crimes which generate these illegal proceeds. After an initial start-up period, the Unit indicted 19 persons for money laundering in fiscal 2001. Its current case list includes over 55 cases being worked by nine investigators. In addition to working its own cases, the Unit supports other bureaus in the Division as well as county prosecutors agencies which are investigating money laundering.
Extractions: NEW YORK (CNN) An investigation into alleged Russian money laundering through the Bank of New York has widened with the filing of criminal charges in New York and a bank raid in Moscow. Russian police on Wednesday combed financial records seized from the prominent Sobin Bank late on Tuesday. Police would not give details about the raid or say what they were looking for. MESSAGE BOARD Russia's future Earlier on Tuesday, authorities in New York unsealed a three-count indictment against three people and three companies charged with illegally funneling $7 billion believed tied to Russian organized crime through Bank of New York accounts. The indictment was filed under seal on September 16.
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Extractions: NJ - Since the first casino opened in Atlantic City, the Boardwalk has attracted criminals looking to launder money. By converting illegal profits into chips - and then cashing those chips in at a booth - organized-crime members and other illegal operators easily rid themselves of stashes of incriminating evidence. "The biggest problem the Asian organized-crime groups have is laundering money," said Keith Halton, an investigator with the New Jersey State Police. "These groups deal in cash, and law enforcement is playing catch up."
Extractions: International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Story Tools MEXICO CITY, Mexico (AP) Four Mexican bankers accused of laundering drug money have been released after a federal court ruled a massive U.S. sting in 1998 was illegal, a newspaper reported Thursday. YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Organized Crime Mexico Casinos and Gambling Crime, Law and Justice or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? The men, mainly bank branch managers, were released Wednesday after a court ruled that the U.S. sting was unconstitutional, in part because U.S. agents tricked the suspects into laundering money, Reforma newspaper reported. Thursday was a holiday in Mexico, and court officials were not available to comment. The men were among 100 people and three Mexican banks indicted in a two-year investigation by the U.S. Customs Department. They were accused of laundering $11 million for the Juarez drug cartel. The 1998 case strained relations with Mexican officials who said they had not been notified about U.S. operations on Mexican soil.
Money Laundering This section deals with issues relating to money laundering and what CAs need to do now to comply with obligations imposed under the Proceeds of Crime http://www.cica.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/8111/la_id/1.htm
Extractions: Money Laundering home money laundering Money Laundering This section deals with issues relating to money laundering and what CAs need to do now to comply with obligations imposed under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) Act. According to Canada's solicitor general's estimates, between $5 billion and $17 billion is laundered in Canada every year. Worldwide, this amount could vary between US$590 billion and $1.5 trillion annually, according to the International Monetary Fund. Criminals have developed countless schemes to try to legitimize the proceeds of their crimes, but the most successful need the professional help of legal and accounting professionals. The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
Extractions: ICAI Resources Submissions Press Releases CPD Courses E-mail Technical ... Library Publications Third Party Resources European Union Directive Legislation Professional Bodies Other Useful Sites Anti-Money Laundering - Northern Ireland Welcome to the Institute's resource centre on anti-money laundering. This is aimed at helping members to stay informed of the latest news and developments in the prevention of money laundering both domestically and elsewhere. It is also aimed at helping you to comply with the requirements of the new UK anti-money laundering regime. About this resource area
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Extractions: Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Ousted Philippine President Joseph Estrada sits in a courtroom with his co-accused son Jinggoy HONG KONG, China The likely effectiveness of the Philippines newly-passed anti-money laundering law has been called into question by the country's parliamentarians. Lawmakers who voted against the bill complained it was "watered down" since Congress "was made to work with a loaded gun." Congressman Carlos Padilla admitted that the law "does not have enough teeth," since lawmakers failed to refine the bill due to the pressure to pass the law swiftly. The Philippines government was striving to beat a deadline imposed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) under the threat of economic sanctions by industrialized countries. The U.S. government was also applying pressure in a bid to identify and freeze the accounts of suspected terrorists.
Association Of Certified Fraud Examiners: Events money laundering is the process in which the origins of funds from illegal Introduction to money laundering and the three stages common to it http://www.cfenet.com/events/MLInfo.asp
Extractions: Money Laundering Money laundering is the process in which the origins of funds from illegal enterprises are concealed through a variety of methods including offshore havens, legitimate businesses and other methods. It has an economic impact on most if not all businesses and government entities. Money laundering's effects are felt in fraud, corruption and terrorist financing. In this 1-day, instructor-led class you will learn how international laws and regulations apply to your business and how to incorporate an anti-money laundering process that is right for your company. Who Should Attend: What You Will Learn: CPE Credits: Course Level: Intermediate Prerequisite: None Money Laundering
Extractions: CNN MANILA, Philippines (CNN) Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has signed a law against money laundering, hoping to stall banking sanctions and give teeth to anti-terrorist efforts. Arroyo beat a September 30 deadline by the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to pass such a law. But there is no certainty that the Philippines will avoid sanctions by members of the FATF, which still has to examine in a February plenary session next year what critics call a "railroaded" law. The Senate and the House of Representatives worked through Saturday to reconcile their respective versions of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2001. The Senate passed its version of the bill only on Friday, after the House of Representatives completed its own earlier in the week.
Extractions: The list of invitees read like the Fortune 500. Quietly, privately in June of 2000, an exclusive group of 20 people representing Hewlett Packard, Ford, Sony, General Motors, Whirlpool, General Electric and their trade associations gathered in Washington DC to meet with Attorney General Janet Reno and Deputy Treasury Secretary Stuart Eizenstat. The press was neither invited nor notified. The reason for the low profile meeting, and follow up sessions through the summer, was neither anti-trust policy nor some new tax proposal. Federal law enforcement was sharpening its focus on the flow of billions in narcotics money into legitimate commerce and trade. And for the first time, corporate America was worried about becoming targets in the thirty year "War on Drugs." "The meeting was called to try and educate companies about how they are being victimized in the drug money laundering process and to enlist their help," says Allan Doody of US Customs, who is on the US government's Black Market Peso Exchange Working Group. "The government realizes it cannot arrest its way out of this problem." The companies were invited to the meeting at Main Justice based on a government analysis of what products show up in Colombia as part of the black market peso system.
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