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Dirty Money: Bankers, Lawyers, Accountants Face Tougher Rules

Dirty Money: Bankers, Lawyers, Accountants Face Tougher Rules

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Professionals such as bankers, owners of currency or cryptocurrency exchanges, lawyers and accountants could end up in the dock, even facing prison sentences, if they turn a blind eye in transactions such as those for granting golden visas to foreign clients and fail to notify the authorities when they have even a suspicion that the sums involved, usually large, are the proceeds of money laundering.

This change is being introduced along with a series of other provisions, aiming to create a stronger legal framework to combat money laundering within the first months of 2027.

A separate chapter of the new framework includes a series of measures to quickly identify the real beneficial owners hiding behind corporate structures, often short-lived ones, and to put a stop to the creation of such “legal vehicles” fronted by “straw men” who pose as managers.

“TA NEA Weekend” today reveals the major changes that are about to be legislated, with the aim of tackling the crime of laundering the proceeds of illegal activities more effectively, a

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