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  1. The Asian Development Bank announced a strategy to support growth across Asia and the Pacific, with ADB President Masato Kanda stating the plan.
  2. ADB provides development finance and grants to the Pacific Islands region.

ADB supports Solomon Islands risk assessment on money laundering threats

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The Asian Development Bank provided technical support to the Central Bank of Solomon Islands through the Solomon Islands Financial Intelligence Unit for a National Risk Assessment. The assessment found the overall risk of money laundering to Solomon Islands is high. Six major money laundering threats were identified, including corruption, illegal logging, illegal gold smuggling, illegal fishing, tax evasion, and fraud and cybercrime.

From pina.com.fj

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The report found that parts of the financial system in Solomon Islands could be vulnerable to exploitation by criminals. Banks and money transfer services were identified as highly vulnerable to potential misuse for money laundering. This highlights significant regulatory risks related to financial integrity in the country.

The Asian Development Bank has announced a strategy to support growth across Asia and the Pacific.

From pina.com.fj

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    Banks and money transfer services might face increased regulatory scrutiny or compliance costs due to vulnerability to money laundering.

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