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Who What Why Where and When Joseph Stead Senior Economic Justice Adviser Christian Aid jsteadchristianaidorg 1 2 What Money that is illegally earned transferred or spent Corruption ID: 508822

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Illicit Financial Flows:Who, What, Why, Where and When?

Joseph Stead – Senior Economic Justice Adviser, Christian Aidjstead@christian-aid.org

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What?

Money that is illegally earned, transferred or spent

Corruption

Criminal activities

Fraudulent commercial activities

Tax dodging

The 3 sins

Sin at origin – funds acquired illegally

Sin at transfer – not properly recorded

Sin abroad – not declaredSlide3

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What?

- Impact

Outflows have a significant impact on

development

Lost tax

revenue

Taxes are the primary source of funding

Lost

capital for

investment

SDGs face an investment gap of $2.5trillion

Perpetuates

culture of corruption and

evasionSlide4

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WhySlide5

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Who? –

Those who control the money

The Corrupt

The Criminal

The Corporate

By far the largestSlide6

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Who?

Those who enable the flows

Pin-stripe mafia

(lawyers and accountants)

GovernmentsSlide7

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Who?

Those who suffer as a result

The poorest suffer most

(women especially)

Society as a wholeSlide8

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Where?

Everywhere

Flows out from developing countries

Flows into tax havens (not just hot islands)Slide9

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When?

Our Challenge is to make it the past

NOW!