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    BEIJING – Sweeping revisions to China’s law against money laundering are in the works, as the world’s second-largest economy steps up efforts to curb illicit capital flows that could threaten not just the security of its financial system, but also its international reputation.
    A new set of laws provides access to beneficial ownership information and gives more powers to Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) to analyse and detect money laundering and terrorist financing cases, as well as to suspend suspicious transactions.
    Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says the reformed laws will work to stop dirty money. "Each year billions of dollars of illicit funds are generated from illegal activities such as drug trafficking, tax evasion, people smuggling, cybercrime, arms trafficking and other illegal and corrupt practices," he says.
    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.
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