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Businesses can protect themselves and their interests from money laundering by employing proper business intelligence measures.
Money laundering is essentially when money from corrupt sources is invested into legitimate businesses with the aim of passing the corrupt investing party as legitimate. Legitimate businesses can become involved in money laundering intentionally or unintentionally, but there are negative legal and business implications either way. Businesses are advised to task their financial departments or hire financial fraud investigators to identify potentially corrupt or criminal fund sources.
It is possible to identify potential money laundering activities by taking proper due diligence measures prior to embarking on a business deal. Business intelligence primarily in the form of conducting investigations into financial partners and transactions, and due diligence on existing business records and partners can help businesses trace potential money laundering histories.
“Money laundering is a fact in the business world that many try to hide. It is a known fact that money invested in businesses sometimes comes from questionable sources, and many businesses are used knowingly or unknowingly as a money laundering front for corrupt organizations,” said a report collaborator.
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