The growth of internet technology opens the gate for money laundering where the internet user can easily transfer enormous amount to any suspicious account in the world. The user need no confirmation or approval from the destination account holder and can transfer the amounts instantly which can travel through set of account and become untraceable at the end. There exist many approaches but suf...

money laundering is a silent crime which crosses international boundaries. modern technology has led to new avenues to disguise the proceeds of crime. the advent of electronic money has meant that tracing the transfer of possibly illicit funds is an extremely difficult if not impossible task. therefore there is a need to take consistent measures against money laundering throughout the world esp...

In the aftermath of September 11th, growing attention has been paid to the role of Non-Cooperative Countries and Territories (NCCT) in money laundering and terrorist financing. Policymakers concentrate their attention on the possibility that NCCT jurisdictions might facilitate the task of terrorists as well as criminal organizations (black money). Since 1989 the G7/G8 countries expressed the ge...

Analysing large amounts of financial information within databases can be hardly accomplished when dealing with money laundering. The main reason is the lack of digital forensics and proper database analysis procedures within the anti-money laundering strategies of financial institutions. Also, analysing single or grouped financial events related to money laundering is difficult when the Know-Yo...

Money-Laundering causes a higher prevalence of crime and reduces the desire tending to invest in productive activities. Also, it leads to weaken the integrity of financial markets and decrease government control over economic policy. Banks are able to prevent theft, fraud, money laundering conducted by customers through identification of their clients’ behavioral characteristics. This leads to ...

Money laundering is a critical step in the cyber crime process which is experiencing some changes as hackers and their criminal colleagues continually alter and optimize payment mechanisms. Conducting quantitative research on underground laundering activity poses an inherent challenge: Bad guys and their banks don’t share information on criminal pursuits. However, by analyzing forums, we have i...

money laundering is a silent crime which crosses international boundaries. modern technology has led to new avenues to disguise the proceeds of crime. the advent of electronic money has meant that tracing the transfer of possibly illicit funds is an extremely difficult if not impossible task. therefore there is a need to take consistent measures against money laundering throughout the world esp...

Money laundering evolves using multiple layers of trade, multi trading methods and uses multiple components in order to evade detection and prevention techniques. Consequently, detecting money laundering requires an analytical framework that can handle large amounts of unstructured, semistructured and transactional data that stream at transactional speeds to detect business-complexities, and di...