Notwithstanding the international community focused its attention on money laundering quite a long time ago, still there is very little scientific knowledge on the effectiveness and efficiency of countermeasures adopted to contrast such a phenomenon. This articles aims to contribute to the debate on the topic by discussing the reasons for this lack of knowledge and criti-cally reviewing traditional and new approaches to assess anti-money laundering efforts. Amongst the latter, a recent and promising strand of economic literature is discussed.
Vettori, B., “Evaluating anti money laundering policies: where are we?”, in Unger, B., Van Der Linde, D. (ed.), Research handbook on money laundering, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., Cheltenham 2013: 474- 485 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/62872]
“Evaluating anti money laundering policies: where are we?”
Vettori, Barbara
2013
Abstract
Notwithstanding the international community focused its attention on money laundering quite a long time ago, still there is very little scientific knowledge on the effectiveness and efficiency of countermeasures adopted to contrast such a phenomenon. This articles aims to contribute to the debate on the topic by discussing the reasons for this lack of knowledge and criti-cally reviewing traditional and new approaches to assess anti-money laundering efforts. Amongst the latter, a recent and promising strand of economic literature is discussed.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.