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Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) in Nauru: Handling Alleged Forgery and Financial Crimes

While I can’t provide legal advice, I’d be happy to help you understand how the FIU in Nauru handles cases of alleged forgery and other financial crimes.

Case Dissemination to Law Enforcement Authorities

The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) in Nauru plays a crucial role in ensuring that those responsible for financial crimes are held accountable. In one specific case, the FIU worked closely with the Immigration Section under the Department of Justice and Border Control to investigate allegations of forgery involving Person C.

Coordination between FIU and Law Enforcement Authorities

The coordination between the FIU and law enforcement authorities is essential in combating financial crimes. Nauru’s collaborative approach ensures that all stakeholders are involved in identifying risks and vulnerabilities, as well as finding mitigating strategies. This is reflected in the use of committees such as:

• AML Governance Committee (AMLGC): Identifies and addresses Anti-Money Laundering risks
• AML Officials Committee (AMLOC): Oversees the implementation of AML/CFT measures
• Private Partners Committee (PPC): Engages with private sector stakeholders to address risks

Addressing Virtual Assets and Service Providers

Nauru has taken steps to address virtual assets and virtual asset service providers, as required by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendations. The issuance of a VASP Policy document outlines international and domestic requirements for VASPs operating in Nauru.

Further Information or Questions

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