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Japan’s AML policies remain work in progress

Wednesday 22nd of November 2017

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Money laundering comes a close second to gambling addiction when it comes to reasons for opposing casinos in Japan, with local media stoking fears that the country’s organized crime gangs plan on using IRs to legitimize the proceeds from crime. These...

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