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The 28 pages that link to Money laundering, each with the reason it gives.

• Organized crimeRelated: Laundering helps groups use and conceal proceeds from illicit markets.

• CorruptionRelated: It helps conceal and preserve gains produced by corrupt exchanges.

• Identity theftCompared with: Money laundering hides criminal proceeds; identity theft obtains access or benefits through another person’s identity.

• Black marketRelated: Illicit traders may need to conceal proceeds before using them in the legal economy.

• CybercrimeRelated: Proceeds from digital fraud often require concealment before criminals can spend them.

• Forensic accountingRelated: Following transactions and beneficial ownership can expose movement of illicit proceeds.

• EmbezzlementCompared with: Laundering concerns disguising criminal proceeds; embezzlement is the underlying misappropriation.

• Organized crime in the United StatesRelated: Laundering helps convert illicit profits into assets that appear legitimate.

• RacketeeringRelated: Laundering can hide proceeds generated by a continuing criminal enterprise.

• Operation Car WashNarrower topic: The investigation followed payments disguised through intermediaries, businesses, and offshore accounts.

• The FirmRelated: The firm’s financial schemes turn its respectable legal practice into a criminal operation.

• TriadsRelated: Laundering can help convert proceeds from triad-linked crimes into usable assets.

• ConfiscationRelated: Confiscating proceeds can remove the financial gains that laundering attempts to conceal.

• Meyer LanskyRelated: Lansky became associated with moving criminal proceeds through business and financial arrangements.

• Illegal gamblingRelated: Cash-heavy gambling operations can be used to obscure proceeds and financial flows.

• White-collar crimeRelated: Proceeds from occupational fraud may be disguised through financial transactions.

• CasinoRelated: Casinos face controls designed to detect and report suspicious financial activity.

• Drug cartelRelated: Cartels use laundering to conceal and reuse revenue from drug sales.

• Transnational crimeRelated: Moving proceeds between jurisdictions can disguise their source and obstruct investigation.

• KleptocracyRelated: Laundering helps officials place illicit gains into apparently legitimate financial systems.

• Dawood IbrahimRelated: Authorities have alleged that financial networks help criminal syndicates move and conceal proceeds.

• Griselda BlancoRelated: Traffickers needed ways to disguise and use proceeds from cocaine sales.

• Russian mafiaRelated: Cross-border financial networks can obscure proceeds from illicit markets.

• Semion MogilevichRelated: Investigations associated with Mogilevich have included alleged laundering through businesses and financial systems.

• Financial crimeBroader topic: It disguises proceeds from financial crime and other offenses.

• Illegal drug tradeRelated: It helps convert drug-sale proceeds into assets that can be spent or invested.

• Jordan BelfortRelated: Belfort also pleaded guilty to money laundering.

• Possession of stolen goodsCompared with: Laundering focuses on disguising criminal proceeds, while possession focuses on control of stolen property.