Indonesia Suspects Drug-Trafficking Link at Illegal FX Changers
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(Bloomberg) -- The National Narcotics Agency suspects illegal money changers of being involved in drug trafficking, Rahmat Sunanto, director for money laundering at the agency, tells reporters in Jakarta.
Alert: HALISTER1- Money changers may be unaware of drug-trafficking activity, but there’s reason to suspect they know if there has been multiple transactions: Sunanto
- Finance Minister has agreed that some assets confiscated by the agency may be repurposed for the agency’s activities, including prevention and rehabilitation: Sunanto
- Bank Indonesia notes 612 unlicensed money changers as of Oct, with all of them required to get a license by April 7, says Eni Panggabean, head of financial system policy and supervision at Bank Indonesia
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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