Banking Secrecy and Offshore Financial Centers : Money laundering and offshore banking
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2013
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| Authors: | Young, Mary Alice |
| Publisher: |
Hoboken : Taylor and Francis |
| Subject: | Welt | World | Steueroase | Tax haven | Geldwäsche | Money laundering | Bankgeheimnis | Bank secrecy | Finanzplatz | Financial centre | Auslandsverlagerung | Offshoring |
| Description of contents: | Table of Contents [gbv.de] |
| Extent: | Online-Ressource (217 p) |
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| Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
| Language: | English |
| Notes: | Description based upon print version of record Cover; Banking Secrecy and Offshore Financial Centers: Money laundering and offshore banking; Copyright; Contents; Table of cases; Table of legislation; Table of conventions; Table of international agreements; Abbreviations; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; Introduction; Existing literature; Contribution to research; The use and effectiveness of confiscation in the fight against global organized crime in the twenty-first century; The interaction between confiscation and banking confidentiality The disparity between actual and apparent commitment to confiscation by offshore financial centersThe effectiveness of international and regional confiscation laws in the context of politically unmotivated parties; The hypocritical attitude by the West to offshore financial centers; Background concepts; The laundering process; Confiscation; Offshore financial centers; Banking confidentiality; Overview; Chapter 2: The justifications and competing interests of confiscation law; Chapter 3: International law; Chapter 4: Regional law; Chapter 5: Case study: The Cayman Islands Chapter 6: Tackling strong banking confidentiality to strengthen confiscationNotes; 2 Confiscation: Justifications and competing interests; Introduction; Confiscation and forfeiture; Confiscation; Forfeiture; Confiscation: proceeds versus profits; Justifications of confiscation; Punishment; Deterrence; Compensation/redistribution of the criminally derived assets; Confiscation and competing interests including human rights; The public importance of confiscation; Confiscation versus the right to property; The 'package' approach to sanctions Confiscation versus banking confidentiality and the right to privacyConclusion; Notes; 3 International law; Introduction; The international agreements; The international confiscation legal regime; The United Nations Conventions; The 1988 Vienna Convention; The 2000 Palermo Convention; The 2003 Corruption Convention; The 1999 Terrorism Convention; The Financial Action Task Force 40 Recommendations; The importance of the international agreements in the sphere of organized crime with regards to drug trafficking; The aims of confiscation under the international agreements Implementation of the deterrence function under the 1988 Vienna Convention and 40 RecommendationsImplementation of the redistribution function under the agreements; Policing for profit?; Implementation of the punishment function (with reference to corruption); Effectiveness of the international enforcement mechanisms; The general problems associated with international law enforcement; Facilitative enforcement; Enforcement through reporting and supervision; Conclusion; Notes; 4 Regional law; Introduction; The Caribbean: the regional crime problem; Confiscation: the regional agreements Background to the 19 Recommendations Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web |
| ISBN: | 978-0-415-52632-6 ; 978-1-135-12338-3 ; 978-0-415-52632-6 |
| Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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