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| ID #: | 39271762 | |||||||||||||||
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| Description: | Report on money laundering in Canada. Includes: Rate per 100,000 population, Number of cases involving at least one charge of money laundering in adult criminal court, Number of persons accused of money laundering in 2009, % were male. | |||||||||||||||
| Publication Date: | 6/21/2011 | |||||||||||||||
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| Location Type: | Online | |||||||||||||||
| Geography: | Canada | |||||||||||||||
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| Posted/Updated: | 6/21/2011 | |||||||||||||||
| ID #: | 39271649 | |||||||||||||||
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Trends in Suspicious Transaction Reporting (STR) [money laundering] includes: number of STRs by sector (Banks & trusts, Casinos, credit unions, Life insurance, Money services businesses, Securities dealers, Real estate, Other), Top 25 reporting entities Top 5 single suspicion concepts for the banks and trust/loans, and credit unions (cash deposit, multiple deposits, third party involvement, large volume cash), Top 5 single suspicion concepts for MSBs and casinos (multiple transactions, wire transfer, multiple wires, below threshold, multiple transaction locations, chip buy-in, cash exchange, chip transaction) |
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| Publication Date: | 5/1/2011 | |||||||||||||||
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| Location Type: | Online | |||||||||||||||
| Geography: | Canada | |||||||||||||||
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| Posted/Updated: | 5/1/2011 | |||||||||||||||
| ID #: | 39269147 | |||||||||||||||
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Report on economic crime in Canada (white collar crime). Includes: % of Canadian companies surveyed reported being victims of economic crime during the previous 12 months, % of companies reporting fraud. % of Canadians companies that were victims of economic crime, believe the cost of fraud is higher now than it was 12 months ago, % of victims in the past year estimated their direct fraud-related losses to be greater than US$500,000 % of victims perceived a significant impact on their organization in terms of employee morale, business relations, brand or reputation, share price, relations with regulatory bodies. Type of economic crime reported (Asset misappropriation, Accounting fraud, Money laundering, Bribery and corruption, Intellectual property infringement, Other ) % reported that the perpetrators of crimes were external fraudsters employee, % detected fraud by chance, internal audit, fraud risk management, electronic means (e.g. automated suspicious transaction reporting systems), formal whistle-blowing mechanisms. % of companies say they experienced a decline in financial performance, % believe the economic downturn presents a heightened risk of fraud in general [Financial Crisis 2008], % felt that the economic conditions imposed increased pressures and presented individuals with greater incentives to commit fraud. |
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| Publication Date: | 11/19/2009 | |||||||||||||||
| Frequency: | Annual | |||||||||||||||
| Location Type: | Online | |||||||||||||||
| Geography: | Canada | |||||||||||||||
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| Posted/Updated: | 11/21/2009 | |||||||||||||||
| ID #: | 39266638 | |||||||||||||||
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Ranking of the top banking risks according to severity based on the responses of senior banking officials. World vs. Canada. Includes 2008 and 2006 rankings. Covers: Derivatives, Credit spreads, Liquidity Credit risk, Macro-economic trends, Risk management techniques, Equities, Too much regulation, Interest rates, Commodities, Fraud, High dependence on technology, Rogue trader, Back office, Hedge funds, Emerging markets, Payment systems, Corporate governance, Money laundering, Retail sales practices, Business continuation, Environmental risk, Currencies, Competition from new entrants, Banking market, over-capacity, Merger mania, Conflicts of interest, Management incentives, Political shocks, Too little regulation. |
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| Publication Date: | 5/23/2008 | |||||||||||||||
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| Location Type: | Online | |||||||||||||||
| Geography: | Canada, World | |||||||||||||||
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| Posted/Updated: | 5/25/2008 | |||||||||||||||
| ID #: | 39265550 | |||||||||||||||
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% of Canadian companies surveyed reported being the victim of an economic crime (2007), % reported that the perpetrators of the fraud were from their own staff, Profile of typical perpetrator, Top reasons for committing fraud, % of fraud uncovered by chance, internal/external tip off, internal audit Comparison of incidence and perception by fraud type - Asset misappropriation, Accounting fraud, Corruptions & bribery, Money laundering, IP Infringement, Other economic crimes. |
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| Publication Date: | 12/1/2007 | |||||||||||||||
| Frequency: | Biennial | |||||||||||||||
| Location Type: | Online | |||||||||||||||
| Geography: | Canada | |||||||||||||||
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| Posted/Updated: | 12/10/2007 | |||||||||||||||