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An American reader of the Family Law Week, Fred Abrams, has pointed me in the direction of an article on his own blog - www.assetsearchblog.com - where he recounts a rather dismaying call with an understandably anonymous London expert about whether the new regulations will actually prevent moneylaundering. You can read the short article here
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