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A unifying theme apparent at this year's Symposium was the need for balance when lifting the veil of bank secrecy 1 the need to protect civil liberties versus the need to fight crime 2 the bank's need to balance its role as policeman while furthering its commercial objectives 3 the necessity of weighing international cooperation against the awareness that individual nations jealously guard their own legislative regime 4 the dichotomy of technology that serves both to protect and penetrate secrecy 5 the balance required when investigating crimes.
Journal of Financial Crime – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1996
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