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Money laundering
Mr.X is a dealer in
selling illegal firearms He then trades into
and has a buyer who
paid him in cash.
option from one of
Depositing huge cash these accounts and
would be difficult for from the proceeds
him, so what can he Layering he buys a property ,
do? He sets up a real thereby integrating
estate company and the money and
opens a bank account He then transfers making it legitimate
to deposit small the money to many
amount of money so
not to raise suspicions
different accounts
in various
Placement jurisdictions ( with Integration
different names).
What is the aim of the ML?
Kidnapping
for Ransom Extortion
Fraud
Bribery
Smuggling & Corruption
Criminal
Activities
Robbery,
Prostitution Dacoity
Absence of legislation
Evasion of tax
Increase in profits
To make black money
appear white money
Limited risks of
exposure
Absence of legislation against money laundering:
In money laundering,
black money usually
becomes legitimate after
a series of process. And
less risk is involved of
being caught. So in order
to appear their money
more legitimate they go
for money laundering.
Limited risks:
In 2010, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) passed the Anti-Money Laundering Act.
The Act thereby replaces the 2007 AML Ordinance.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has given timeframe till June 2014 to
Pakistan to amend further the money laundering laws as well as Anti-Terrorism Act
to incorporate the content of the ordinance before the February 2014 meetings.
Panama Leaks
(Nawaz Sharif & his family)
London Flats(Avenfield Apartments) in Park Lanes
Nescol U.K
Nielsen U.K
Gulf Steel U.A.E
Capital FZE (Iqama) U.A.E
Jeddah Steel Mill K.S.A
Hill Metal Steel K.S.A
Azizia Steel K.S.A
Asif Ali Zardari-Money Laundering Case:
Mr. 10%
In 2003, a Swiss investigative magistrate decided he had evidence of Zardari
and Bhutto after pursuing a money trail from offshore companies in the
Caribbean to banks in Geneva to a jewelry shop here.
corruption that began with two Swiss companies, Cotecna and SGS.
(Container inspection equipment)
As part of a secret deal, the judge found, the Swiss contractors funneled
$11.9 million in bribes into three offshore firms in the British Virgin Islands
and ultimately into bank accounts in Geneva.
The judge found that Zardari owned the third company, Bomer Finance,
which received about $8 million, and that “Bhutto shares with her
husband the assets” and “has power of disposition” over the company,
according to the documents.
Zardari is accused of using illicit funds to acquire the 365-acre
Rockwood estate, a $6.5-million property featuring a Tudor-
style mansion and two adjoining farms in the Surrey district.
In 1995, a leading French military contractor, Dassault Aviation,
agreed to pay Mr. Zardari and a Pakistani partner $200 million
for a $4 billion jet fighter deal that fell apart only when Ms.
Bhutto’s Government was dismissed.
In the largest single payment investigators have discovered, a
gold bullion dealer in the Middle East was shown to have
deposited at least $10 million into an account controlled by Mr.
Zardari after the Bhutto Government gave him a monopoly on
gold imports that sustained Pakistan’s jewelry industry.
In 1994 and 1995, he used a Swiss bank account and an
American Express card to buy jewelry worth $660,000 —
including $246,000 at Cartier Inc. and Bulgari Corp. in Beverly
Hills, Calif., in barely a month.
Fake Bank Account Case:
Besides the ex-president and his sister, real estate tycoon Malik
Riaz’s son-in-law Zain Malik and 14 other bankers and
businessmen have been booked in the case pertaining to alleged
laundering of Rs4.14 billion through 29 ‘fake’ bank accounts,
while Hussain Lawai, Taha Raza, Anvar Majeed and Abdul Ghani
Majeed have been detained for their alleged involvement in
facilitating the transactions.
THE CASE OF THE KHANANI AND KALIA
FOREIGN EXCHANGE COMPANY
The Khanani and Kalia Company, in Pakistan, operated foreign currency exchange
and was involved in money laundering. Javed Khanani and Munaf Kalia were
arrested and handed over to the F.I.A.
Both were found guilty of illegally transferring around $10 billion out of Pakistan
and were charged according to the law by the F.I.A. upon the completion of
investigations
THE CASH SMUGGLING CASE OF AYYAN ALI
The Pakistani model Ayyan Ali was arrested at Islamabad Airport when
U.S.$506,000 were found in her bag, which she was reported to be taking to
Dubai. This amount is far higher than the maximum cash limit allowed to be
taken out of Pakistan, which was set at $10,000 and $60,000 a year. The amount
that Ali had was ten times higher than that.
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