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Tracking dirty proceeds: Exploring data mining technologies as tools to investigate money laundering
2003
Police Practice & Research
Money laundering enforcement operations in the USA and abroad have developed in the past decade from the simple use of informant information to the sophisticated analysis of voluminous, complex financial transaction arrays. Traditional investigative techniques aimed at uncovering patterns consume numerous man-hours. The volume of these records and the complexity of the relationships call for innovative techniques that can aid financial investigators in generating timely, accurate leads. Data
doi:10.1080/15614260308020
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