Funding will be key to enforce Economic Crime Act

Published 24 March 2022
Last Updated 24 Mar 2022 13:41

Author: Alice Tchernookova

The swift passage of the bill through Parliament this month is testament to the UK government’s willingness to crack down on dirty money, but this won’t materialise unless more financial support is provided to enforcement agencies

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