In the “Weekly Round-Up” we summarise and give extra reading suggestions for some of the past weeks financial crime news headlines, powered by Acuminor’s crime universe ThreatView® .
January is ending, and we are in the midst of winter, which is a very dark period. So here are some findings from the past week that can cheer you up over the weekend.
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There are quite a few articles regarding Crypto laundering. Let’s start with Europol, who just released their report “Cryptocurrencies: tracing the evolution of criminal finances”, which tackles and debunks several myths regarding criminal finances in Crypto.
Europol – The Digital Gold Rush? Debunking common myths on the criminal use of cryptocurrencies
The Blockchain analysis company ‘Chainalysis’ is ramping up to release their yearly Crypto crime report due in February and release nuggets of information to press outlets with exciting findings.
Reuters – Crypto money laundering rises 30% in 2021 -Chainalysis
Also from Reuters, a story on “say something, do something completely different”. A report on how the large Crypto exchange Binance stated they were due to increase their compliance efforts but instead did something else, an interesting read.
Transparency International has released its highlights and insights into the Corruption index 2021 and many other stories. So, there is plenty to satisfy your thirst for information over the weekend. Head over to Transparency International if you want to dig into the state of Corruption 2021.
