00913nam a2200133   4500100001900000245004000019260005200059300000800111520053100119650003100650856007800681942000700759999001300766  aSundaram, J.K.  aStemming Illicit Financial Outflows  aMalaysiabInter Press Service News Agencyc2017  a2p.  aThe article tackles International capital flows, which are said to be now more than 60 times the value of trade flows. It addresses illicit financial flows that involve financial movements from one country to another, especially when funds are illegally earned, transferred, and/or utilized. Most illicit financial outflows from developing countries ultimately end up in banks in countries like the US and the UK, as well as in tax havens like Switzerland, the Cayman Islands or Singapore and suggests was to stem the scourge   aTax Havens, Capital Flight  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/Stemming Illicit Financial Outflows.pdf  cNA  c931d931