Rent a car, launder crypto: Italian police bust $76M mafia scheme
The scheme used a Milan-based car rental company run by suspects with ties to the Ndrangheta and Camorra mafia groups.
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The scheme used a Milan-based car rental company run by suspects with ties to the Ndrangheta and Camorra mafia groups.
Read more (2 min) →— Bank of America, Money Laundering
Bank of America processed over $5B in suspicious transactions, including "transactions indicative of Chinese Money Laundering Networks."
— American Express, Federal Reserve
American Express agreed to pay $350M to the OCC after allegedly processing billions of dollars in trade-based money laundering.
AudiA6 is a money laundering service suspected of processing $389M in crypto, linked to over 15 international cybercrime investigations.
The DoJ alleges that the operation moved over $50 million in proceeds from the sale of cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl.
Authorities say the crypto scammers tied to the money mule recruiting networks 'lacked the technical expertise' to launder their €10M profits.
The 'Long River' syndicate is said to have used an Australia-wide remittance company in its AU$228 million cash and crypto laundering scheme.
The DoJ claims that ChipMixer was used by the Russian military, North Korean hackers, and a recently-collapsed crypto exchange.