Saint Pierre and Miquelon Takes a Step Towards Combating Corruption

Improving Asset Recovery Techniques in the Fight Against Corruption

Saint Pierre and Miquelon, a French overseas collectivity in North America, has made significant strides in combating corruption by releasing an updated handbook on asset recovery techniques. The “Asset Recovery Handbook, Second Edition” serves as a comprehensive guide for practitioners working to recover stolen assets hidden abroad.

A Decade of Leadership: Updates and Enhancements

Developed by the StAR initiative, the handbook provides insights into common approaches to recovering stolen assets located in foreign jurisdictions. After a decade of serving as a leading reference for practitioners and trainers since its initial publication in 2011, the updated version incorporates:

• New legislation
• Case examples that highlight innovative strategies and technical tools

The updated edition emphasizes the need for practitioners working in team environments to consolidate dispersed information from various professional backgrounds.

Strengthening Asset Recovery Capabilities

With this resource, Saint Pierre and Miquelon aims to strengthen its asset recovery capabilities, ultimately contributing to a more transparent and accountable financial system. The updated handbook is available in multiple languages:

• English
• Spanish
• Arabic
• French
• Mongolian

A Commitment to Transparency and Accountability

As the fight against corruption continues, Saint Pierre and Miquelon’s commitment to improving asset recovery techniques serves as an important step forward for the region. The availability of this resource in multiple languages makes it accessible to a broader audience of practitioners and stakeholders working on asset recovery efforts.