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1 money laundering
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2 money laundering
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > money laundering
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3 money laundering
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4 Money Laundering Act
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Money Laundering Act
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5 money-laundering activity
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > money-laundering activity
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6 Financial Action Task Force on money laundering
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Financial Action Task Force on money laundering
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7 laundering of money
laundering of money Geldwäsche f -
8 laundering
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9 FATF
FATF (Abk. für Financial Action Task Force on money laundering) POL, TAX Arbeitsgruppe f zur Geldwäschebekämpfung -
10 hawala banking
hawala banking (infrml) BANK, ECON Bankschattenwirtschaft f, Hawala-Banking n, Hawala-Bankwirtschaft f, Untergrund-Bankwirtschaft f (interpol; underground banking or sometimes the operation of illegal ‚alternative’ remittance systems of ethnic groups working in Europe, Africa and Asia; Betrieb von nicht immer legalen Geldannahmestellen, oft hinter der Fassade einer Wechselstube, einer Kebab-Bude oder einer religiösen Kultureinrichtung; Kennzeichen: Vertrauensbasis durch ethnische und religiöse Bindungen, Anonymität, effiziente Abwicklung von Auslandstransfers mit Code-Sicherung, oft innerhalb weniger Minuten, wenn Einzahler und Empfänger sich bei ihrem jeweiligen Hawaladar aufhalten; belegloses, kostengünstiges Finanz- und Überweisungsgeschäft ohne Buchführung, Transparenz, Regulierung und Aufsicht; cf OECD, FATF, Geldwäsche = money laundering; anders: im Islamic Banking verbietet die Scharia intransparentes Geschäft als haraam = prohibited)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > hawala banking
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11 hawaladar
hawaladar ADMIN, BANK, LAW Hawaladar m, Händler m, Betreiber m (einer Geldannahmestelle) (synonymous: hawala broker; often an illegal operator of a currency exchange; cf Hawala Banking, underground banking or sometimes the operation of illegal ‚alternative’ remittance systems of ethnic groups working in Europe, Africa and Asia; Betreiber einer nicht immer legalen Geldannahmestelle, oft hinter der Fassade einer Wechselstube, einer Kebab-Bude oder einer religiösen Kultureinrichtung; Kennzeichen: Vertrauensbasis durch ethnische und religiöse Bindungen, Anonymität, effiziente Abwicklung von Auslandstransfers mit Code-Sicherung oft innerhalb weniger Minuten, wenn Einzahler und Empfänger sich bei ihrem jeweiligen Hawaladar aufhalten; belegloses, kostengünstiges Überweisungsgeschäft ohne Buchführung, Transparenz, Regulierung und Aufsicht; cf FATF, OECD, Geldwäsche = money laundering; anders: im Islamic Banking verbietet die Scharia intransparentes Geschäft als haraam = prohibited) -
12 name and shame list
name and shame list FIN, GEN Name-and-Shame-Liste f (e.g. exposing firms or countries publicly for not complying with money laundering rules of the FATF; z. B. mit dem Namen von Unternehmen oder Ländern, die die Geldwäscheregeln der Internationalen Geldwäschekommission FATF nicht beachten)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > name and shame list
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13 non-cooperative countries and territories
non-cooperative countries and territories (NCCT) BANK, POL, TAX nichtkooperierende Staaten mpl und Territorien npl (FATF, OECD; money laundering, Geldwäschebekämpfung)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > non-cooperative countries and territories
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