Key takeaways from the report include:
➡️ The report reveals major weaknesses in the global fight against financing of weapons of mass destruction.
➡️ Only 16% of countries effectively implement targeted financial sanctions under United Nations Security Council Resolutions.
➡️ The report identifies four evasion typologies: using intermediaries, obscuring beneficial ownership, exploiting virtual assets (e.g., the $1.5 billion ByBit hack), and misusing maritime shipping channels.
➡️ It highlights key obstacles to effective enforcement, insufficient public-private cooperation, lack of shared financial intelligence, and inconsistent domestic coordination.
✅ Firms should review their CPF and sanctions risk assessments to ensure the evasion typologies highlighted in the report are appropriately identified and addressed by control frameworks.
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