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A Call for Action on De-Risking – Podcast with US Treasury Under Secretary Nathan Sheets
November 17, 2015
Recently, CGD launched a major report about how laws designed to prevent money being sent overseas to terrorists and criminals can also have unintended consequences for innocent people in developing countries. Dr. Nathan Sheets, US Under Secretary of Treasury for International Affairs, called f...
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US Treasury Under Secretary Nathan Sheets Calls for Action on De-risking at CGD Report Launch Event
November 16, 2015
Last Thursday, Under Secretary of the US Treasury Nathan Sheets spoke at CGD about anti–money laundering policies and the problem of de-risking, in connection with the launch of a new CGD working group report on the unintended consequences of anti–money laundering pol...
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Are Anti–Money Laundering Policies Hurting Poor Countries? – Podcast with Clay Lowery and Vijaya Ramachandran
November 10, 2015
Are laws designed to prevent money laundering, terrorism-finance and sanctions violations unintentionally hurting people in poor countries? That’s the question a recent CGD Report seeks to address. 
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Extending the UK Charity Commission’s Anti-Terror Powers Could Backfire
May 27, 2015
During the Queen’s Speech, newly re-elected British Prime Minister David Cameron proposed an extended counter-extremism bill in order to confront “head-on the poisonous Islamist extremist ideology.” A press release from the Prime Minister’s office said that the...