How enablers facilitate illicit financial flows: Evidence from Africa
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Professionals such as lawyers, accountants and corporate service providers have played a critical role in facilitating financial flows from Africa.
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Professionals such as lawyers, accountants and corporate service providers have played a critical role in facilitating financial flows from Africa.
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Foreign non-financial enablers, such as lawyers and corporate service providers, have played a critical role in cross-border corruption schemes implicating African officials.
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While 2022 has seen some progress, advanced economies are still not pulling their weight in the fight against cross-border corruption.
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Corruption is damaging crucial enablers of progress – democracy, security and development – across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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High-level corruption is closely linked to political instability, weakened institutions and – in the most extreme cases – violent conflict.
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Kleptocracy in Russia has thrived thanks to the complicity of advanced economies, who are now waking up to its dangers.
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2021 was a turbulent year for Sub-Saharan Africa. On a continent where corruption plunders precious natural resources and impedes access to public services for millions of people,…
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The region is struggling to achieve tangible results against corruption – no country has registered a significant improvement on the CPI in the last decade. Private interests…
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Western Europe and the EU still tops the CPI, but the COVID-19 pandemic has threatened transparency and accountability across the region, leaving no country unscathed and exposing…
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The 2021 CPI shows that top-scoring countries’ complacency has been detrimental not only to global anti-corruption efforts but also to their own affairs.
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