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C/L/705. The impact of the Fraud Act 2006 and the UK anti-money laundering framework

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2010
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This paper evaluates the Fraud Act 2006, and the way in which it has affected the UK anti-money laundering framework. The paper begins by defining fraud, and presenting reasons why the Fraud Act 2006 was implemented. The paper examines how a lot of fraud related cases include people who have an established relationship with their victim. The paper evaluates the problems in relation to corporate activity, the way in which the law has developed under the fraud act on relation to money laundering, and aims to discuss the countermeasures that have been taking, explaining reasons why.

 

KEYWORDS: Fraud Act 2006, anti money laundering, fraud, victim, corporate activity,

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