
#赌场洗钱风险


Thailand's legalization of gambling causes social uproar! Claims that Chinese companies will use casinos for money laundering?
Netizen submission: The Taichung couple who laundered money for a gambling platform could not escape their fate!
In Taichung City, a couple around 30 years old with the surname Li collaborated with several gaming operators to set up a money laundering facility in their residence in Xitun District, laundering up to 1.6 billion yuan. After a police investigation, not only were luxury cars and properties found un
Philippines Aims to Exit Anti-Money Laundering Grey List
Recent InformationThe Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines recently announced that the Philippines is aiming to exit the anti-money laundering grey list by 2025. This grey list, maintained by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), identifies countries that have not adequately addressed

Singapore authorities say online gambling poses far greater money laundering threat than brick-and-mortar casinos
Singapore authorities rated the money laundering threat from the country’s physical casinos as “medium to high” but said they were less attractive to criminals than other industries. A recent report released by Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Law and Monetary A
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