It seems that the “MAHAR” Pescobar got his jars mixed up. After washing so much fish with vinegar so it wouldn’t stink, he thought about laundering the money too, which had also started to smell, especially in London and Brussels.
Money laundering through trade activities
This scheme takes advantage of the complexity of international laws and regulations. A money launderer can manipulate invoices or the value of goods to move money from one country to another and give it the appearance of legitimacy. Examples of money laundering in trade include: over- or under-invoicing of goods and services, excessive shipments of goods and services, and fake goods and services.
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