Lebanon lifts banking secrecy 17 times in 2013
The Lebanese financial authorities lifted banking secrecy rules on 17 bank accounts suspected of involvement in money laundering, embezzlement and terrorist funding in 2013, the Central Bank’s Special Investigation Commission reported Thursday. The SIC, which was founded to investigate all reports and complaints of money laundering and terrorist funding, said…
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