New law: Cabinet decision: Tougher pace against financial crime
The federal government wants to hit financial criminals where it hurts: at the Porsche or the Rolex
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The federal government wants to hit financial criminals where it hurts: at the Porsche or the Rolex. This sends a clear signal to criminals: We are tightening the gait!, said Klingbeil. In addition, customs will in future be able to use artificial intelligence in data analysis, use drones and block communication of the perpetrators. Customs is becoming more modern, digital and powerful.
Furthermore, The German government wants to take harder action against financial crime, money laundering and international drug trafficking.
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The federal government wants to hit financial criminals where it hurts: at the Porsche or the Rolex.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThis sends a clear signal to criminals: We are tightening the gait!, said Klingbeil.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, customs will in future be able to use artificial intelligence in data analysis, use drones and block communication of the perpetrators. Customs is becoming more modern, digital and powerful.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe German government wants to take harder action against financial crime, money laundering and international drug trafficking.
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