concept   money laundering

8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) United Kingdom (1) Western countries (1) United States (1) Middle Eastern countries (1) Mexico (1) Organized crime societies (1) Ukraine (1) law-abiding societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 money laundering United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, money laundering is a serious financial crime heavily regulated and enforced by law. 4
2 money laundering Western countries Money laundering in Western countries is a serious financial crime with stringent laws and regulations. 4
3 money laundering United States Money laundering in the United States is a heavily regulated and strictly enforced financial crime. 3
4 money laundering Middle Eastern countries Money laundering in Middle Eastern countries involves complex schemes and informal financial systems due to limited regulation. 2
5 money laundering Mexico Money laundering is closely linked to drug cartels and organized crime in Mexico, due to corruption and a lack of enforcement. 1
6 money laundering Organized crime societies Money laundering is essential to the functioning of organized crime groups. 1
7 money laundering Ukraine Money laundering in Ukraine is associated with corruption and organized crime, leading to widespread skepticism about the effectiveness of anti-money laundering measures. 1
8 money laundering law-abiding societies Money laundering is illegal and actively pursued by law enforcement in law-abiding societies. 1