The think tank warned that widespread money laundering in the UK undermined the country's 'professed role as an opponent of international corruption'.
December 09, 2021 at 05:34 AM
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The Law Society of England & Wales has moved to defend the U.K.’s legal industry after it was heavily criticised for its role in money laundering in a Chatham House report.
The foreign policy think tank report warned that “serious flaws and loopholes” have enabled a generation of “post-Soviet kleptocrats and their associates” to launder money in the U.K unpunished.
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