Money laundering

Probe Concludes: Remos Investigated for €1.8 Million Tax Evasion, Fictitious Transactions, and Money Laundering

Antonis Remos Under Investigation for Tax Evasion and Money Laundering

The well-known singer Antonis Remos is being investigated for tax evasion and fictitious transactions amounting to 1.8 million euros, according to the conclusion of the Money Laundering Authority. Consequently, money laundering is identified as an accompanying offense.

Transactions Under Scrutiny

Tax office freezes assets of famous Greek singer Antonis Remos

The Money Laundering Authority has reportedly found that the famous singer Antonis Remos allegedly concealed an income of 1.3 million euros to avoid tax and has proceeded to freeze his assets amounting 1.5 million euros.

The investigation was launched several months ago and its findings were set out in a 20-page report. It was submitted to the prosecutor's office on June 11. 

Tabakovic: Serbia has made enormous progress in AML/CFT

BELGRADE - Serbia has made enormous progress in anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT), National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic said on Thursday at an event that officially marked the beginning of an international assessment of Serbia's AML/CFT system within the sixth round of mutual evaluations launched by Moneyval, the Council of Europe's

Antonis Remos: The freezing of his assets, the response and the next day

It should go without saying that for such a popular performer as Antonis Remos that an investigation by the Anti-Money Laundering Authority for assumed tax evasion on his part would cause widespread publicity, as has happened in similar cases of individuals from Greek showbiz.

Removal from ‘gray list’ expected to boost foreign investments

The Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) decision to remove Türkiye from its "gray list" is likely to give a boost to inflow of foreign investments into the country, according to experts and analysts.

On June 28, FATF announced that it dropped Türkiye from the "gray list" of countries that require special scrutiny.

Global watchdog removes Türkiye from ‘gray list’

The international financial crime watchdog Financial Action Task Force (FATF) removed Türkiye from its "gray list" of countries that require special scrutiny on June 28.

"We succeeded," Turkish Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek wrote on X ahead of FATF's official announcement of Türkiye's removal - a long-awaited move that is expected to accelerate foreign investments.

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