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Case Study 2: The Swiss Experience with Offshore Asset Repatriation
Background:
Switzerland has long been a hub for offshore banking and asset concealment. However, increased international pressure has led to reforms and cooperation.
Key Measures and Outcomes:
- Implemented stricter due diligence and transparency standards.
- Concluded agreements with numerous countries to return illicit assets.
- Developed specialized units within financial institutions to monitor suspicious transactions.
Lessons Learned:
- Transparency and due diligence are crucial in preventing illicit asset concealment.
- Legal reforms can facilitate cooperation and asset recovery.
- Public-private partnerships enhance enforcement effectiveness.
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