Financial Intelligence Analysis
Examples of financial intelligence analysis could include:
- Identifying high-risk housing tenants on the basis of past rental histories.
- Deterring tax payers trying to avoid their fiduciary obligations by moving wealth surreptitiously out of a tax-levying jurisdiction.
- Discovering safe havens where criminals park the proceeds of crime.
- Accounting for how a large sum of money handed to a targeted individual disappears
- Checking to see if a corrupt individual has had any sudden and unexplained windfalls.
- Detecting relationships between terrorist cells through remittances.
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