Всемирная прачечная: Террор, преступления и грязные деньги в офшорном мире
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В глобализованном XXI столетии, в условиях существования могущественных международных организованных преступных группировок и террористических организаций, отмывание денег выросло из узкоспециализированного преступления «белых воротничков» в индустрию, глубоко проникающую в законопослушный бизнес и государственные структуры.
В этом захватывающем журналистском расследовании, являющемся первым глубоким исследованием черной дыры глобального капитализма, Робинсон прослеживает движение грязных денег от улиц Манчестера и Карачи, Чикаго и Дубая, через Нормандские острова и до пляжей Антигуа, Кайманов и Тихого океана. Этот путь, в конечном счете, приводит к дилинговым залам Нью-Йорка, банковским хранилищам Цюриха и роскошным залам заседаний советов директоров лондонского Сити.
Грязные деньги приводят в движение значительную часть мировой экономики, но кем именно являются люди, руководящие этими туманными операциями?
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Committee on Commerce, Subcommittee on Finance and Hazardous Materials:
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Committee on Commerce, Subcommittee on Finance and Hazardous Materials:
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Committee on Financial Services:
Cutting Off The Financial Life Blood Of The Terrorists; Dennis M. Lormel, Chief, Financial Crimes Section, Federal Bureau of Investigation, 3 October 2001
Committee on Financial Services, Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit:
Recovering Assets Stolen by Corrupt Foreign Leaders — Opening Statement, Chairman Spencer Bachus; Recovering Dictator’s Plunder, Jack Blum; Social and Political Costs of Theft of Public Funds by African Dictators, Michael Chege; Recovering Dictator’s Plunder, John Conyngham; 9 May 2002
Committee on Financial Services, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations:
Patriot Act Oversight — Investigating Patterns Of Terrorist Financing; Washington, DC, 12 February 2002
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Committee on Government Reform, Subcommittee on Criminal Justice:
Drug Policy, And Human Resources — Combating Money Laundering; Washington, DC, 2000
Committee on International Relations:
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Committee On The Judiciary, Subcommittee On Crime:
2000 Money Laundering Crisis; 10 February 2000
UNITED STATES SENATE:
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs:
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National Money Laundering Strategy; Joseph M. Myers, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary (Enforcement Policy), United States Department of the Treasury, 6 March 2001
Law Enforcement Activities Related To Our Anti-Money Laundering Efforts And Correspondent Bank Relationships; Mary Lee Warren, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice, 6 March 2001
Money Laundering And Correspondent Banking: testimony of Jack Blum, 2 March 2001; Robert Evans, 2 March 2001; statement of John M. Mathewson; 1 March 2001
Hearing On Private Banking And Money Laundering: Abacha Sons — A Case Study Of Opportunities And Vulnerabilities, 9 November 1999
Hearing On Micro-Cap Stock Fraud; testimony of Arthur Levitt, chairman US Commission; testimony of Barry R. Goldsmith, Executive Vice President NASD Regulation; testimony of Joseph P. Borg Director, Alabama Securities Commission; Washington, DC, 22 September 1997
Committee on Finance:
Tax Schemes, Scams And Cons, Jack Blum, 11 April 2002
MAJOR REPORTS, COURT DOCUMENTS AND DISSERTATIONS
ASSEMBLEE NATIONALE FRANÇAISE: La Lutte Contre Le Blanchiment Des Capitaux En Suisse—Un Combat De Façade, Paris, 2001
AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE FOR GAMBLING RESEARCH: McMillen, Jan and Woolley, Richard — Money Laundering In Australian Casinos, Canberra, 2001
BEARE, MARGARET E: Critique Of A Compliance-Driven Enforcement Strategy — Money Laundering And The Financial Sector, draft working paper, Toronto, 2002
Facts From Fiction — Tactics And Strategies Of Addressing Organized Crime And Organized Criminals, Perspectives on Organized Crime in Canada for the Canadian Police College, Ottawa, 2000
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BIRD, GRAHAM and RAJAN, RAMKISHEN: Economic Globalization — How Far and How Much Further?; Centre For International Economic Studies, Adelaide, Australia, April 2001
BROOKINGS INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY EDUCATION: Caux Roundtable — Dirty Money — Nourishing Poverty And Terrorism; Remarks by Richard Newcomb, Director, Office of Foreign Assets Control, US Treasury Department, and Robert Morgenthau, District Attorney, County of New York, Washington, DC, 2002
CANADIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SERVICE: Counter-Terrorism; Ottawa, 2002
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS: Report of an Independent Task Force — Terrorist Financing; New York, 2002
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A Report To The President And The Attorney General Of The United States — America’s Habit-Drug Abuse, Drug Trafficking And Organized Crime; Washington, DC, 1986
Cash Connection — The Interim Report On Organized Crime, Financial Institutions And Money Laundering; Washington, DC, 1984
FINANCIAL ACTION TASK FORCE: Report On Money Laundering Typologies, Paris, 2003
Review Of The FATF Forty Recommendations, Paris, 30 May 2002
FRASER, A. GABRIELLA: Can The Sir Stafford Sands Model Of The Bahamian Economy, Survive Today’s Global Economy?, 33rd Conference of the Caribbean Centre for Monetary Studies, Belize, November 2001
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE: Anti-Money Laundering — Efforts In The Securities Industry; Washington, DC, 2001
Money Laundering — Oversight Of Suspicious Activity Reporting At Bank-Affiliated Broker-Dealers; Washington, DC, 2001
Money Launderingraul Salinas, Citibank, And Alleged Money Laundering; Washington, DC, 2001
Money Laundering — Regulatory Oversight Of Offshore Private Banking Activities; Washington, DC, 2001
Suspicious Bank Activities — Possible Money Laundering By Us Corporations For Russian Entities; Washington, DC, 2000
Money Laundering — Observations On Private Banking And Related Oversight Of Selected Offshore Jurisdictions; Washington, DC, 1999
Money Laundering — Fincen’s Law Enforcement Support Role Is Evolving; Washington, DC, 1998
Money Laundering — Fincen Needs To Better Communicate Regulatory Priorities And Timeliness; Washington, DC, 1998
Report To The Chairman, Subcommittee On General Oversight And Investigations, Committee On Banking And Financial Services, House Of Representatives: Money Laundering — Regulatory Oversight Of Offshore Private Banking Activities, Washington, DC, 1998
GILLESPIE, KATE: Smuggling and the Global Firm, Third Annual International Business Forum, Temple University, Philadelphia, 2002
GOREUX, LOUIS: Conflict Diamonds; World Bank, Africa Region Working Paper Series No. 13, Washington, DC, March 2001