In Uganda, it can be said that the Anti Money Laundering Act 2013 was the result of such effort when it was first introduced in November 2013. More recently, the Uganda Financial Intelligence Authority (UFIA), the agency concerned with implementation of the Act, finally became operational. For...
While removal from the grey list is cause for celebration, we need to keep in mind that it is not the end of the fight against money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation financing. While Uganda will no longer be under the FATF microscope, it is important to appreciate that we ...
Implications of Uganda's Anti-Money-Laundering Legal Regime on the Banking Sector The Anti-Money-Laundering Act, 2013 (AMLA) seeks to combat money-laundering from different fronts. In addition to creating the offence of money-laundering ... T Herman - 《Lsn Miscellaneous Consumer Matters》 被引...
Body part metaphors were also used to portray how lavishly money was spent and stolen by the perpetrators, highlighting the intensity and seriousness of the act of money laundering and corruption. They brought about an aesthetic function whilst describing the lavishness of the money profited by th...
The aim of this chapter is to understand how States combat money laundering and its possible links to organized crime and other financial crimes. The illegal flow of capital poses a great threat to States. Through international joint actions, States can
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3 AML/CFTworkintheBank •JamesD.Wolfensohn:theglobal communityshouldact“whereitreally matters”•Economically,moneylaunderingand financingofterrorismreallymatter •Post-9/11development 4 AML/CFTworkintheBank •Adverseimplicationsfordevelopingcountries include: •1.Potentialincreaseincrimeandcorruption...
This prompted the strengthening of the Proceeds of Crime and Money Laundering Act of 2009 (POCAMLA) through new regulations issued in 2013, prompting the removal of the country from the list in 2014. By 2016, however, emerging weaknesses in the laws were already being identified, most notably...
The other countries are Botswana, Ghana, Mauritius and Uganda and one of the main issues against Zimbabwe was that there were no prosecutions being done on money laundering in the country. Source – finx Share this: Share Like this:
In 2014, both Levitt and Starmer went on to work at the money-laundering law firm for the rich, Mishcon de Reya. Also in 2012, the Home Office conducted an independent investigation by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). They concluded that ...