The Global Coalition to Fight Financial Crime (GCFFC), as part of its objectives to promote more effective information sharing between public and private entities, and to propose mechanisms to identify emerging threats and best practice approaches to more robust controls against money laundering, believes that all actors fighting financial crime should have instant access to high quality, highly usable beneficial ownership (BO) data. The use of anonymously owned legal entities – through shell companies, trusts, or other legal constructions – for hiding the proceeds of crime as well as its owners are well documented. However, international standards to date fall short of generating data that is useful and readily available for all law enforcement agencies, obliged entities and other actors fighting financial crime. In this short paper the GCFFC are adding its voice to close gaps that have been open for far too long. We believe in short that:
ABOUT THE GLOBAL COALITION TO FIGHT FINANCIAL CRIME The Global Coalition to Fight Financial Crime brings together different parts of the anti-financial crime ecosystem to work towards the establishment of global standards, built on public-private cooperation, to complement and make more effective current regional safeguards.
PRESS CONTACTS: Thibault Jacobs and Niamh Griffin Contact: \press@gcffc.org
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