Dirty Dealing
Author: Peter Lilley
Publisher: Kogan Page Publishers
Published: 2003
Total Pages: 292
ISBN-13: 9780749440343
DOWNLOAD EBOOKPraise and Reviews`Entertaining, well written and well presented.`JOHN MULQUEEN, The Irish Times`Paints an alarming picture of the power and scale of today`s crooked and corrupt financial world. Lilley has done his homework.`THE IOD`S DIRECTOR MAGAZINE`S `Choice of the Month``[Peter Lilley is] the leading British money laundering expert.`DAILY MAIL`Paints an alarming picture.`THE INSTITUTE OF DIRECTORSOver US$1.5 trillion in 'dirty' money is washed and moved around the world every year, much of it by organized crime syndicates grossing more than many developed economies. And amazingly all the facilities you need to launder money can be bought off the Internet.Dirty Dealing is the first book to truly expose the awesome scale and scope of global money laundering and its infiltration into the world's legitimate business structures. Peter Lilley lifts the lid on this murky and frightening underworld to reveal how highly organized and sophisticated criminal organizations and terrorist groups are seriously undermining the economies of many countries, their financial systems, governments and businesses. Full of incredible stories, facts and figures, it has been extensively revised and includes information on:the funding of international terrorism;major national and international criminal groups;the impact of the Internet and 'cyber laundering';anti-money laundering strategies for all types of businesses.A shocking and eye-opening account, Dirty Dealing is the first book to show how the proceeds of global organized crime are laundered throughout the world's banking systems to emerge without a hint of a stain, and more than likely into your bank account or pocket.CONTENTSPreface: My beautiful launderette1. In the beginning...2. The nth largest global business activity3. The nearest thing to alchemy4. Lost in the wash: the business of money laundering5. Complete anonymity6. Washed in space: cyber laundering in the 21st century7. The laundering of terror8. Whiter than white: the official response9. Coming clean: preventative strategies for business10. The final spinAppendix I: Country indexAppendix II: Web directoryAppendix III: Glossary of termsReferences and further readingIndex