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    Apart from this, the draft law makes clear it is not just financial institutions that have anti-money laundering obligations. They also apply to non-financial entities that deal in assets such as real estate, securities, precious metals and gemstones.
    An estimated 20 to 30 per cent of the cases handled by the fintech-focused Mankun Law Firm in Shanghai involves virtual currencies entangled in money laundering-related investigations, said the firm’s director Liu Honglin, who expects a further crackdown by the authorities on this front.
    Experts that ST spoke to said China’s anti-money laundering efforts have ramped up in recent years. The number of people prosecuted in China for money laundering offences has increased every year since 2020, from 707 then to 2,971 in 2023, according to figures from the Supreme People’s Procuratorate.
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