International standards on money laundering

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An effective legal framework is essential in order to fight money laundering.

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They are in Moscow to make money in order to send back to their families.

(h) States are encouraged to consult with UNODC and other relevant entities when drafting and prior to passing legislation against money laundering, in order to ensure that it meets international standards

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Farid and Salahuddin also raise money to hold regular races in order to encourage the athletes to compete.

The 1988 Convention was the first international treaty to criminalize money laundering.

(e) States should consider establishing FIUs to counter money laundering and, where applicable, participate in relevant regional and international anti money laundering mechanisms

In order to put together seed money, women organize themselves through the tontine system and other forms of saving.

(ii) Enhancing international cooperation and mutual legal assistance in cases involving money laundering

A number of international standards to combat money laundering are already in place.

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

(g) States should participate actively in regional approaches to countering both money laundering and the financing of terrorist acts and to route technical assistance requests through UNODC or regional bodies for countering money laundering, including those which are similar to the Financial Action Task Force, in order to ensure compliance with international standards

We need to restore order to international financial markets.

We also dreamed about a more just international order.

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Recognizing the importance of international cooperation and instruments of international and national laws and legislation for combating corruption, bribery and money laundering in international commercial transactions,

Much of America s dominance in world finance comes from the dollar s status as international money.

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In other words, the international order is becoming more pluralistic.

We need a rule based international order, applicable to all.

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So the lesson is that we must allow equity holders to lose money sometimes in order to maintain a healthy financial system.

In order to raise money for the crusade he mortgaged his duchy to his brother William for the sum of 10,000 marks.

(b) States should adopt and implement legislation to criminalize the laundering of money derived from serious crimes in order to provide for the prevention, detection, investigation and prosecution of the crime of money laundering, including through

These six international banks alone accounted for nearly 20 of the prime money market funds value.

In order to control the money supply, the People s Bank of China (PBOC) has long used credit quotas as window guidance to banks.

Section 18 of the Regulations deals with money laundering and in order to prevent such activities, financial institutions must implement measures such as

In order to address these problems, concerned international support is crucial.

Bad Money, Good Money

Order No. 0057 of 5 March 1999 establishing within the Directorate of the Judicial Police an anti money laundering unit, which plays a role in detection and investigation intended to defeat the clandestine financial circuit and money laundering

Money from the international financial institutions was complemented by new money that creditor banks were supposed to put up as part of the price of being rescued by the IMF.

Another suggested the possibility that a new international instrument against money laundering could bridge the gap by transforming some current standards into international law.

But now Strauss Kahn is throwing cold water on proposals to tax international flows of hot money.