
Pandora Papers leak sharpens focus on art and antiquities trade, fortifies case for worldwide beneficial ownership transparency
The Pandora Papers leak of almost 12 million documents revealing hidden wealth and tax avoidance by some of the world’s rich and powerful also underlines the apparent ease with which the trade in art and antiquities has been used to launder the proceeds of stolen artefacts.
The leaked papers are also expected to fortify the global push for beneficial ownership transparency of companies worldwide, which would have a significant impact on those involved in trade-based financial crime.
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